Crimson Talon: I'm not sure what's more unusual here, the fact that his faith is being highlighted or that he's using a speech to do so
Yara: I'm not sure I get the point of this video - is he running on his faith credentials or trying to make a bridge-building speech?
Sofia: finally someone willing to have this conversation, need more leaders like him in office
Lucas Larsen: nice to see him bringing up the diversity of American identity
Kian: he's really pushing for more representation in public office isn't he
Mirage Wolf: he's really trying to humanize himself isn't he, but how does this affect his views on, say, civil liberties?
Dusk Raven: saw him on another channel and didn't think he was that serious about the issues, but maybe I was wrong
Lucasw: I'm surprised they're only now highlighting his comments on faith and identity in Michigan when there's already enough drama in that senate race without him bringing up Muslim Americans
Shadow Moth: kind of glad to see him owning his faith like that, still got mixed feelings about the whole discussion around American identity though
Aidenfalk: seems like a calculated move for a Senate campaign - how does he intend to bridge the gap between Muslim faith and American politics?
Jonasnilssonxo: loved that he spoke directly to Muslim Americans like they're an integral part of the conversation - that's what we need more of in this country
Glitch Wolf: is he trying to connect his faith to being an underdog in politics?
Elias: reminds me of that great episode of southpark where Cartman had to learn about Islam. this guy's actually having a genuine conversation though
Sanalarsen: interesting he's using his platform like this but what does being American mean to him really?
Leo: interesting to see how his words land in the state's current climate