Who Hates President Obama More The Republican Party Or Isis

Is it true that Republicans hated Obama because they really thought he was an Arab?

Only a tiny, tiny minority thought Obama was an Arab. There was that old lady talking to McCain. Many Republicans believed that Barak Obama was a Muslim. However, President Obama drinks alcohol and loves bacon. He also supported gay marriage. While a slight majority of American Muslims support it, unlike British or French Muslims, I would say Obama secretly supported it before it became popular. He doesn’t identify as Muslim. His father was born a Muslim Kenyan, and his paternal grandfather was born a Christian, but decided to convert to Islam. In Kenya, there are Christian and Muslim Obamas, FYI, and they seem to get along just fine. People speak about Obama having spent time in Indonesia. Indonesia, especially at that time, had so many moderate people. Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims seem to coexist fine in Indonesia. Of course, there are some fanatics. Remember, as people grow up, they can change their views regarding spirituality.There are plenty of Americans who grew up Catholic and then became Protestants. You have had people like Trump’s daughter who converted to Judaism. However, since Obama’s black and had an African father and didn’t have an Anglo type name, he was targeted over his background in a way that wasn’t fair, if you ask me. Just as a Catholic can become an atheist or a Protestant, and not necessarily the faith of their parents, so can a man who had an African Muslim father. Kenya has Christians and Muslims, by the way. They don’t clash with each other like you might hear of in parts of Nigeria, for example. So many Americans see things like 9/11 and Syrians and Iraqis fighting in blood civil wars, intolerant behavior in the Middle East, and then put whatever negative they have seen in those cases on anyone born Muslim or to a Muslim parent.That said, Obama was a relatively popular president. I think he did a good job domestically. America was dealing through a harsh economic reality, and he and his team helped turn things around for what it’s worth.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/...