Which Party is more likely to convert to Islam The Democrats or Republicans?

Question

Most Democrats are almost there now.They hate only one religion.You decide which religion they hate.

Answer 1

NO it is!~!

Answer 2

Do you have kind of imperical or statistical data to back up your claim about Democrats? Or are you just parroting whatever Mike Savage blathers on about? I'm a registered Democrat and I never stopped loving this country and couldn't really care less about who worships what. Whatever politcal affiliation, these are your countrymen you're accusing based on empty talking points and stage crafted animus. It's all a lie. Please try thinking for yourself.

PS- And I was also a Democrat when I served in the Gulf War, thought I 'd throw that in too.

Answer 3

Based on this, it appears to be the Republicans

Another party activist, Egyptian-born Muslim Shirene El-Abd, expressed understanding for the administration's security challenges in the aftermath of 11 September.

Like Salem, El-Abd said she believes the party is becoming responsive to the concerns of Muslims and ethnic Arabs in the United States: "We as a community tend to be conservative and we tend to care about issues pertaining to taxes, health care, and education. And we feel that the president has done very well on these particular areas. The disappointments have been with regard to the policy in the Middle East and with some civil rights issues. There seems to be a diligent effort on behalf of the Republican Party and the administration to correct that situation."

At a high-level gathering of influential Arab-American Republicans this week in New York, Congressman Darrell Issa of California noted Bush's support for a sovereign Palestinian state. He believes the president is poised to bring great change to the Middle East: "This man's legacy has to be bringing about peace in the region. Peace and security for the Israelis, peace and prosperity for the Palestinians, a Palestinian state, a democracy in Iraq. All of these will be part of this president's legacy and I think he's going to be just as determined to achieve peace as he was to end Saddam's tyranny."

Arab-American Republicans say they are planning party outreach efforts in the "battleground" states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida, which have sizable Arab-American populations.

Answer 4

parties do not convert to a religion, people belonging to a religion support what party that they think is in keeping with what they feel personally. for example if the leaders of your party make up part of the military industrial complex that does not mean you are a peddler in death. unless of course you go to the party and say look we should not have in our membership people who sell guns/tanks/planes to despots then you cannot complain if there is people who make a living in that way. to set up rules on members not been are having to be of a certain religion would be almost fascist, and more in keeping with some of these white trash parties that peddle bigotry

Answer 5

Republicans tend to be pretty firm in thier beliefs - there being more of the devoutly religious in thier ranks. But, Democrats would find the tenets of Islam intollerable if faced with the prospect of actually living under them.

So, I'd say neither is likely to convert. The Democrats are more likely to pander to Ilsamists in the the name of multi-culturalism, while the Republicans actually have more in common with them, philosophically (which often makes for the most virulent antipathy, amusingly enough).

Answer 6

Parties should not endorse any Religion. One party seems to be against the Constitutional prohibition on establishing a state religion. Guess which party that is?

Answer 7

Just because Democrats don't agree that this country should be governed by the New Testament rather than the Constitution does not mean that they hate Christianity. They just love America more.

Can't wait to see how many thumbs downs I'm going to get for this.

Answer 8

Democrats, since Republicans serve Israel above America.
Reps want to convert you to Zionism-Atheism

Answer 9

The religion of hatred springs to mind.

It is childish and ridiculous to accuse someone of sympathizing with the terrorists simply because they don't agree with every pearl of wisdom that drips from your mouth. Didn't Jesus say, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone"? Do you think Jesus would consider you to be "without sin"?

Answer 10

This isnt even close REPUBLICANS for two reasons:

1) there is a big portion of dems that dnt believe in any god

2) The dynamic of christianity is so much like islam
Violence, Brainwashing, Wars

You have to agree

Answer 11

Actually, most Islamic countries tend to be much more on the side of Republicans. This is especially apparent when it comes to social issues like abortion, welfare, criminal punishment vs rehabilitation, and personal responsibility. It is also similar in their desire for religion to be incorporated into the government.