Don't you think that these elections have eliminated some of the prejudice against muslims in America?

There was too much ignorance about Islam, religions, etc. Now you find many Americans more accepting of muslims names like hussein, understand that a muslim name is not that bad, to not judge people based on their religious background or their ethnicities, and to coexist with others who might not share their belief or color.When we have a man of a muslim middle name and of muslim backgrond from his father's family and step father running for the higher office in the country and you find people loving him, embracing him,protecting him and the media solidly supporting him it tells you that our attitude towards Islam and muslims has dramitically changed, we are no longer paranoids. I liked what Obama said today that Islam is just like any other religion that we need to live with it just like we live with judaism, hinduism, etc and that the overwhelming majority of muslims are just people like us who go to schools,raise their families and work hard.Don't you think that was very impressive?

Yes, I agree. And I think, whatever happens in the end, the prejudice against blacks and women will also be a bit less.

I think Obama is a potentially transformative figure that will usher in a new level of tolerance for all races and religions, and foster an environment where frank, civilized discussions are possible, and real problem-solving can be accomplished.

Don't discount that votes for Obama are actually votes AGAINST Hillary.

People do not necessarily vote for someone. A lot of times they are just voting against someone else.

Face it the Democrates only have two choices. No one knows how many votes Obama has gained just because voters don't like Hillary.

You are stretching the whole thing to make it an acceptance of religion.