Obama's Candidacy 'Speaks to Muslims Abroad'

[Terri]

By Patrick Goodenough
CNSNews.com International Editor
March 03, 2008

(CNSNews.com) - In the close race for the Democratic presidential nomination, the rival candidates' foreign policy positions are drawing increasing scrutiny around the globe, and especially in the Arab-Islamic world, where significant security challenges face the next administration.

An unresolved nuclear dispute with Iran, resurgent violence in Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamist extremism, Turk-Kurd tensions, regional meddling by energy-rich Russia and Venezuela, and Palestinian rocket attacks threatening to trigger a new Mideast war -- the next commander-in-chief will have a lot to contend with.

And while Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is close to clinching the Republican nomination with his national security credentials largely undented, it's the Democratic race, where the presidential aspirants have more to prove, that is drawing most attention abroad.

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[elmerck1]

Obama has already pledged 854 billion dollars to africa, so they think he is Jesus in disguise.They have signs in the streets and are demostrating, asking him for more help when he becomes pres. They are as fooled as a lot of people are in the usa.

[RINOs Gotta Go]

To the conservatives and the liberals, Obama and Hillary are one and the same. The only difference between the two is that Obama is very pro-Islamic, even though he claims to be a Christian, whom knows some of the popular Bible verses just like a non-Christian, but refuses to accept the Bible in its entirety. But to the liberals, they win more with Obama. The liberals I'm talking about also include Muslims that want pro-Islamic agenda implemented.