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Marco Rubio and discrimination against Muslim Americans

“And then the cynicism, the cynicism tonight to spend a significant amount of time talking about discrimination against Muslims,” said Marco Rubio, Florida senator and US presidential candidate, incredulously, in response to president Obama’s Dec. 6 speech on terrorism. “Where is there widespread evidence that we have a problem in America with discrimination against Muslims?” A quick Google search would have yielded Rubio plenty of evidence. A Pew study from 2014 gauging how Americans feel about different religious groups showed Muslims coming in solid last. According to the FBI, although the number of hate crimes fell in 2014 from the preceding year (in most categories, including anti-LGBT, anti-black, anti-Latino and anti-Jewish crimes), the number of anti-Muslim hate crimes rose. Muslim Americans are five times more likely to be the victim of a hate crime today than before 9/11. Read the full story here. Home

Trump's Relationship with the Bush Family: A Complex Political Saga

The relationship between Donald Trump and the Bush family has been an intriguing and multifaceted aspect of American politics. Spanning several decades, it has been characterized by both camaraderie and contention. This blog post delves into the complexities of their association, examining the pivotal moments and the underlying dynamics that shaped their interactions. The Trump -Bush connection began as one of amicability. Prior to Donald Trump 's entry into politics, he enjoyed a friendly rapport with members of the Bush family, particularly George H.W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States. Their ties were rooted in their shared backgrounds as wealthy businessmen and socialites. Both families moved within the same elite circles, attending similar events and parties. George H.W. Bush, who was once the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and later the director of the CIA, had garnered respect in political circles, which facilitated the connection with Trump. The Trump -B...

Muslims of America Are Looking For Answers

Home - The last real conversation Gasser Shehata had with Syed Rizwan Farook at the Dar-al-Uloom al-Islamiya mosque was about ISIS. After Islamic State extremists claimed responsibility for downing a Russian airliner above Egypt’s Sinai desert, Shehata voiced his indignation to Farook and Shehata’s friend Abdurrahmaan Ali in the parking lot following afternoon prayers. If they hate Russia, then they should fight its army rather than kill innocent people, including 17 children, Shehata recalled telling them. Farook, a man of few words, just stood there and said nothing. In fact, they said they never heard Farook, who had been coming to the mosque two to three times a week on his lunch break for two years, make any comments about politics or violence at all. About a month later, Farook, a San Bernardino County environmental health specialist, and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, opened fire at a social service center in San Bernardino, killing 14 people — including many of his co-worker...

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