Herman Cain, the outspoken 2012 GOP presidential candidate has had a thing or two to say about the Islamic faith, and most of it has not been positive. His comments, which even advocate banning mosques, worry the HPR’s Humza Bokhari. While Cain may say that he believes in the separation of church and state, Bokhari points out that “the trouble with Cain’s logic is that allowing a majority to determine someone’s right to religion is bringing together church and state.”
Read the full story at the Harvard Political Review.
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