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MIAMI, Fla. 鈥� To many of the far-right speakers and people attending the three-day 鈥淭aking America Back鈥� conference here, President Obama doesn鈥檛 just espouse policies and ideology they loathe. They鈥檙e convinced he鈥檚 a Muslim, a communist or both.

Not only is Obama a communist, but the Democratic Party is 鈥渋ndistinguishable from socialists or communists in the way they think,鈥� Jerome Corsi told a receptive and enthusiastic audience today, the conference鈥檚 second day. Corsi is a frequent contributor to the right-wing World Net Daily (WND) that organized the confab at the Doral Golf Resort & Spa, and has written books savaging Obama and Sen. John Kerry, when Kerry was the Democratic presidential nominee in 2004.

Corsi also claimed that Obama鈥檚 autobiography was 鈥渕ost likely written by Bill Ayers.鈥� Ayers was an anti-war activist during the Vietnam War and co-founded the Weather Underground, a self-described revolutionary communist group. He and Obama knew each other in Chicago, decades after Ayers鈥� alleged illegal activities. Major media organizations have concluded the two men never had a close relationship, but Corsi and others like him insist it was something more.

Corsi also implied that Obama is a Muslim and derided him for not attending church services in Washington, D.C. 鈥淗e can鈥檛 pick a church because he doesn鈥檛 believe in God, as far as I can see,鈥� Corsi said. He called on the president to renounce Lucifer and Islam in order to prove that he鈥檚 a Christian. For his part, Obama has clearly described himself as a practicing Christian for decades.

Another speaker, Robert Knight, a correspondent for ultra-conservative Coral Ridge Ministries of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., claimed that the Obama Administration is taking the United States closer to communism than any president in history. The administration is 鈥渟taffed with socialists and communists of all stripes,鈥� he said, without naming any examples.

WND鈥檚 Jerusalem-based reporter Aaron Klein 鈥� who had a book published this year calling Obama a 鈥淢anchurian candidate鈥� 鈥� told the crowd that Obama 鈥渉as a certain affinity鈥� for Muslims, but that he鈥檚 found no evidence he is one. Still, he added, the president studied the Koran and attended a mosque as a child in Indonesia. And he contended that Obama鈥檚 policies and statements regarding Islam have endangered America. Yet another speaker claimed that 鈥渢here鈥檚 evidence鈥� that Obama鈥檚 education was paid for by the Saudis. The purported evidence was not described.

The perceived evils and dangers of Islam comprised a good part of today鈥檚 discussions. During a question-and-answer session with the audience, one conference attendee proposed that the United States impose a moratorium on Muslim immigration and education until the Koran鈥檚 teachings become compatible with the U.S. Constitution. Many in the audience cheered the idea. Conservative activist and perennial candidate for public office Alan Keyes responded, 鈥淲e should be eager鈥� for Muslims to come to America. 鈥淚t saves us the trouble of going over there to evangelize,鈥� he said. 鈥淚 think we鈥檝e become timid. I think we鈥檝e become afraid.鈥� He, too, got applause.

But nobody seemed to get a louder ovation than Corsi. One of the most prominent and persistent of those on the far right who maintain that Obama hasn鈥檛 proved that he was born in America, Corsi again insisted that the president needs to produce the 鈥渓ong form鈥� of his birth certificate. Obama is the 鈥渓iar in chief,鈥� Corsi said, claiming that the president stole the Social Security number of somebody else to establish a U.S. identity. While even most Republicans say they believe Obama was born in Hawaii, Corsi and World Net Daily never seem to tire of the subject. Corsi said he鈥檚 releasing a book next year titled 鈥淲here is the Birth Certificate?鈥�

Like other speakers and attendees at the conference, Corsi also complained that the Republican Party鈥檚 allegedly benign attitude toward homosexuals and same-sex marriage is unacceptable. 鈥淚f this is where the Republican Party wants to go, as far I鈥檓 concerned, they can go there alone,鈥� he said. 鈥淭he big-tent Republican Party doesn鈥檛 work.鈥�

Corsi drew loud cheers when he proposed that the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Education be dismantled. 鈥淎ll they want to do is teach our kids sex education,鈥� he complained of the latter. He left the stage to a standing ovation.

The political rhetoric extended outside the ballroom where the conference is being held. Decals were affixed to urinals in at least one men鈥檚 room that expressed the sentiments of many at the conference.

鈥淗itler, Stalin & Mao all loved gun control,鈥� read one decal. Said another: 鈥淰ote intelligently in November. It may be your last chance to preserve freedom.鈥�