NONE OF THE ABOVE. While Jeff Ooi and others keep track of who's backing whom, the Detroit News backs no one. Read the official no endorsement here. Now that's bold.
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I agree..not with reasoning in the article, but that Muslims shouldn't vote for either of the two major party candidates. But I also wouldn't reccommend not voting at all lest that become a recurring habit. So I think Nader is the way to go, since his foreign policy stance (probably the most important issue for Muslim voters) is fair.
And even though Nader's almost certain to lose, Muslim votes would still count for a lot more. Come next election, the Democrats won't be taking the Muslim anti-Bush vote for granted.
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