November, 2004 -- America has elected it's first non-white president.
Ibrahim Abdullah Mohammed has won in a landslide election, defeating
Republican candidate Newt Gingrich soundly.

The election of Mohammed is being seen as an attempt to bridge the gap of
misunderstanding between the West and Middle East.

"We sure hope Mohammed can tell the Taliban to calm down," stated Juanita
Ross, a Nevada native.

"I have to admit I'm shocked," stated Spencer Wilbert, an African-American
from New York. "I would have thought a black man, or a woman, would've been
the first minority elected President. But a Muslim? I'm absolutely
shocked."

The first Muslim to ever hold the office, Ibrahim Mohammed promised to
maintain the separation between mosque and state.

"Our government will be fair and equitable," stated President-elect
Mohammed. "The people have spoken and I will listen."