re: #575 wrenchwench

I’ve seen bad stuff about CAIR. And while they’re probably not as bad as Geller would describe them (tho still quite bad), this is the picture an average Republican is getting.

Now, the question is, did they vote against him because he’s a Muslim or because of their view of CAIR? Let’s even assume that they’re deluded about CAIR, I think it doesn’t matter much. They still have a legitimate (as they see it) reason for voting him down. I.e. we simply cannot state that it was because of him being a Muslim. (Deep down we do suspect any Muslim wouldn’t pass. But…)