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Tim Pawlenty formally opened his bid for the Republican presidential nomination on Monday with a sharp critique of President Obama's policies, leadership and character.
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Michigan has the second-largest Arab community outside the Middle East, after Paris. About 300,000 people of Arab descent live in southeast Michigan, including significant numbers of Iraqi, Lebanese, Yemeni, and Palestinian Americans. Almost two-thirds of the population were born in the United States, and 40 percent of those born outside of the country have moved here since 1980, according to data from the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services. Web site,, and the Detroit News. Demographers estimate that more than 8 million Muslims live in the United States, making them the second-largest religious community in the country. About half of Arab Americans are Muslim, while the other half identify themselves as Christian.
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All I could find online was that they refused to take people who bought alcohol from the duty free shops at the airport, blind people with seeing eye dogs and women with bare midriffs, in fact most are black themselves from Somalia?
Too bad they are not required to Identify themselves as Muslims with special lights or signs so people could choose whether or not they want to use their services or not, call it whats good for the goose is good for the gander I guess?
Michigan has the second-largest Arab community outside the Middle East, after Paris. About 300,000 people of Arab descent live in southeast Michigan, including significant numbers of Iraqi, Lebanese, Yemeni, and Palestinian Americans. Almost two-thirds of the population were born in the United States, and 40 percent of those born outside of the country have moved here since 1980, according to data from the Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS) Web site,, and the Detroit News.
Two-thirds of Arab Americans in the United States speak fluent English, and three-quarters use Arabic language media to keep informed. More than 90 percent of Arab Americans have close friends or family in the Middle East, and almost 65 percent have traveled there.
Demographers estimate that more than 8 million Muslims live in the United States, making them the second-largest religious community in the country. About half of Arab Americans are Muslim, while the other half identify themselves as Christian. In the past few decades, Islam has become the fastest-growing religion in the United States.
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MICHIGAN MUSLIM CAPITOL DAY: Or how to make Michigan even more Islam compliant than it already is:
http://barenakedislam.wordpre...
flirting with the notion of running.
- There can be NO debt reduction w/o some tax increase. How about a 1% tax on all financial/stock market transactions. This alone would do wonders for our National debt.
HOWEVER... you might have something there, on taxing
Wall Street.
I wouldn't extend it to banking, though... interest is down to
about half of your proposed rate of 1%!
AND have a much-needed corrective effect on the markets.
Interesting... thanks!
Why companies now are not hiring, they are taxed plenty now, and threatening to be taxed even more. Most of the new jobs are not in the private sector, but the Government sector.
Just like in our state they advocated folks buying fuel efficient cars. So we did. Now they are trying to add a fee for low MPG cars to the licensing to make up for the loss in fuel tax revenue. So I who drive a Prius getting 49 MPG will pay a higher fee than say a Big 4X4 SUV getting 24 MPG.
The big problem is that most seniors still pay more for health coverage now than their employer did when they were employed, and the system is still going broke.
No, I don't want to end Medicare (nor do I want to end Social Security) but it is essential that the tough questions and the costs of these programs be addressed for future recipients NOW. Paul Ryan has addressed the issue and provided a starting point for discussion; the Dems still have their heads in the sand and are trying to ignore the problem, hoping it will magically go away.