Hussein - What's in a name?

Seems Michelle Obama is exercised about folks using the "fear in a name" game when they include Barry's middle name. With Democrats ya don't know what to call them without offending them. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton insists on the "Rodham" being included in her name to cut the brand Clinton has put on untold numbers of women; and Michelle Obama, who has been on as many boards of directors as Hillary Rodham has, now says "fear" is injected into the presidential campaign if Barry's middle name is used. How so? Is she stating that non-black, non-Muslim folks are using Barack Hussein Obama's name disparagingly. Come on! Hussein is a proud name and Barry was reared as a Muslim in his early formative years, being born a Muslim. Daniel Pipes has a most researched post, Was Obama a Muslim?. Normally, a person's religion is of no consequence to us but in Obama we have reason for concern - not so much from his early up-bringing perhaps but from the seriously adverse beliefs of Muslims who may see him as an apostate. Read the Koran and see for yourself what Mohammed directs in such cases or recall how we had to rescue a Muslim who converted to Christianity from Afghanistan and certain execution - a nation we "liberated." Back to, back to... And now it is suggested that Barry and Michelle attend a black separatist church. Aren't these things open to discussion or are we now to be censored in the debate surrounding presidential candidates if the candidate is black? Toughen up if ya wanna play presidential politics. Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee have been blasted upside down and backwards for being Mormon and Baptist respectively. The deal is, however, that neither the Mormons or the Baptists are waging a "jihad" against Western Civilization and they are not calling for racial segregation or separatism. Sorry, Michelle - these issues go to the core of a person and they need to be discussed. For me, I still ask, "Where is the gravitas?" At least President George W. Bush could claim the same presidential experience before being elected that HIllary can claim: they both learned how the White House works from observing after all though I rather doubt that George W. threw any ashtrays or lamps at former President George H. W. Bush.