http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net Muslim Republicans GOP Feed 2011 http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=187 Barack Obama wins again. Back to the drawing board. We've been saying for years that the GOP isn't going to survive running tired old candidates when the rest of this country is moving forward. Here is how we recover. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=183 Obama's lead from behind strategy isn't working and demonstrates a complete lack of understanding as to the definition of leadership. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=182 President George W. Bush returns to Washington DC, meets with Syrian Americans and discusses supporting freedom and democracy throughout the Middle East. Read the article and watch his video. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=181 Obama's Middle East foreign policy has been to hold out as long as possible and side the obvious, eventual winner. That's not going to work long term. Eventually, you will have to support the side that is just and right. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=180 The Obama administration seems to be content with leaving Syria's Assad in power and is attempting to convince others to not support the Syrian freedom fighters and try and let Assad win. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=179 Republicans can beat Obama on Foreign Policy. It's not impossible. Find out how! http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=178 Where do Santorum, Romney, Paul, and Gingrich stand on Islam and Muslims. As the field is whittled down to only four candidates, where do they stand? http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=177 In 2012, it seems like the only candidate that is viable for the GOP is Ron Paul. The GOP base is refusing to support Romney and Newt. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=176 Of all the Republican candidates, Mitt Romney seems to be the most reasonable, realistic, and moderate when it comes to Islam and Muslims. They have all backtracked and are being more Muslim friendly, but Romney seems to be the most genuine. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=186 Mitt Romney should choose Marco Rubio as his running mate to lock up the Hispanic vote and move towards the center on immigration reform. Choosing anyone else is counterproductive. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=185 With the current crop of candidates from our party, Obama will likely win in a landslide. Find out why. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=175 Syria will be the key to beating Obama in 2012. Syria is a major player in the Middle East and Obama's blunder on Syria will be his downfall. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=174 Obama's confusing foreign policy is most evident on Syria and Iran. Why isn't he supporting freedom and democracy in Syria and Iran? http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=173 The Representative Peter King hearings on Islam in America represent the worst our party has to offer, but maybe something good can come out of this. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=172 With the Representative King Hearings on the radicalization of Muslims in America, we further the notion that Republicans don't want Muslims in our party. While visionary leaders like George W. Bush worked hard to incorporate Muslims, the current GOP political climate is very anti-Muslim. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=171 Join the discussion on who the 2012 Republican Presidential Nominee should be. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=170 The Middle East will change forever, we need to approach this carefully and correctly. We have to quickly abandon yesterday's rhetoric and embrace a new vision and new Middle East. Republicans can take a leadership role at this critical time and advance the agenda properly. We need to set the agenda, not lag behind it. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=169 Republican candidates need to tread carefully on the Egypt issue, lest they end up sounding politically immature and mentally bankrupt. Republican strategy on Egypt needs to sound mature, intelligent, and visionary. We need leadership, not rhetoric. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=168 As painful as it may seem, Obama won. It wasn't a surprise to anyone in the know. But where do we go from here? Find out what the Republican party needs to do to retool and reload. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=167 Selecting Sarah Palin as a running mate is a desperation move for the McCain campaign. He knows he will lose and has decided to throw a curve ball and see if it will stick. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=165 Regardless of when Hillary decides to drop out or what McCain decides to do, Obama will be the next president of the United States. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=163 As has become an annual custom, President Bush wished Muslims world wide Eid greetings. This year, it seems that everyone from the the United States Post Office, to the great state of Ohio, to Burger King to Congress, to the Empire State building, to the White House is celebrating Eid.Take a look at our collection of photos and articles celebrating Eid. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=161 For many years, Muslims have been complaining about Middle East dictators and politics. The Bush administration has taken a bold move toward democratizing and cleaning up the Middle East. No other president has had the courage to take that first step. Isn't it about time? http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=160 If you are still wondering who you should vote for, here is a collection of statements that President Bush has made about Islam and Muslims. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=159 Governor Bush posed today at a rally in Toledo, Ohio with a Muslim woman standing behind him. Later he spoke with her. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=158 In several surveys of Muslim voters, the majority said they would vote for Bush. "Governor Bush took the initiative to meet with local and national representatives of the Muslim community. He also promised to address Muslim concerns on domestic and foreign policy issues," said AMPCC-PAC head Agha Saeed. The Muslim leaders also noted that Bush challenged the use of "secret evidence" at the second presidential debate. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=148 Muslim Republicans is back online and no longer just an email list. Find out more about the move and why we decided to create a website. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=164 When you hear your Muslim friends talking about President Bush and Islam, make sure they know what President Bush has really said about Islam and what he really thinks. There is no need to fabricate information or create quotes. http://www.MuslimRepublicans.net/article.asp?ID=162 What's the truth about the new Bush tax plan? Tired of hearing that the rich will get rich and that the top 1% will get the biggest benefit? Find out the truth.