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Posts Tagged ‘Quran’

A Radical Fundamentalist By Any Other Name is Still a Radical Fundamentalist

By J. Scott Key | June 14, 2016 | 1
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Since the Orlando Night Club shooting, Trump and others have criticized the President for not using the magic words “Radical Islam” in discussion of the news. According to NBC News: When Donald Trump blasted President Obama for failing to make reference to Islam in connection with the Orlando nightclub massacre, the GOP’s presumptive presidential nominee…

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