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BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA, because his middle name is "Hussein", is suspected of being a Muslim by American conservatives. More accurately, American conservatives pretend to suspect him of being a Muslim. American liberals don't care whether he is or isn't; they are content to hope that he will begin behaving more like the Marxist which he is accused of being, by devoting more effort to improving the plight of low skill American workers, wage-wise, and encouraging the American people to create a modicum of economic equality. The "Marxist" accusation, as you might suspect, comes from, not surprisingly, American conservatives, such as radio entertainer Michael Very Savage. Rush Limbaugh, another radio entertainer, on his Excrement In Broadcasting network, seems to agree with Savage, or to pretend to. Another well known American conservative, Ann Coulter, who speaks volumes, then employs other people to edit and print out her spoken words, might concur. Her credibility is indicated by her belief that all Muslims should convert to Christianity. All billion and a half Muslims should convert to Christianity, at gunpoint, if necessary. With conservative entertainers like these, who needs sanity? Neither rush, nor Savage, nor Hannity, (yet another conservative entertainer) it seems. Even the nurses who brought forth B. H. Obama from his mother's womb are unable to convince our reason free conservative friends that Obama was born in Hawaii. Neither does his birth certificate do the trick. There is, refreshingly, one conservative entertainer who accepts Obama's nativity and christian religiosity: Bill O'Reilly. Bill's credibility is compromised a bit by the fact that he claims to be an independent, but is a registered Republican, claims to have been raised in Levitt town, long Island, but was raised in West bury, long Island, and claimed to have won two Peabody awards for broadcast journalism, when in fact he won none of the above. When conservative entertainers tell lies, whether on television, radio, or in books, they tell large, entertaining ones, and for that, if for nothing else, we should be grateful. After all, they are paid to entertain, not educate.