Last Wednesday Herman Cain was invited to the Mosque of  Imam Mohamed Magid, the president  the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). Later in a press release he apologized for remarks made in the previous week in a Fox interview to the effect that any Muslim candidate for a cabinet post would undergo special scrutiny and that communities had the right to ban the building of a mosque. An AT article by Monte Kuligowski pointed out the legitimacy of Cain's original position about building mosques. But now he seems to have softened his position and true to PC etiquette apologized for offending Muslims: While I stand by my opposition to the interference of Sharia law into the American legal system ... I am truly sorry for any comments that may have betrayed my commitment to the U.S. Constitution and the freedom of religion guaranteed by it. Muslims, like all Americans, have the right to practice their faith freely and peacefully. The public manifesto of the Islamic Society...(Read Full Post)