"A group of prominent Arab-American and Muslim Republicans V neck dresses issued a public letter Tuesday asking if the GOP believes ""that one can only practice his/her religion in certain places within defined boundaries and away from the disapproving glances of some citizens."" The group included Randa Fahmy Hudome, an energy official in the George W. Bush administration, Reagan administration labor official George Salem and conservative activist Suhail Khan. Herve Leger Shoulders dresses New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a rising GOP star, this week said he was offended that the mosque was ""being used as a political football by both parties."" In the Florida governor's race, GOP candidate Rick Scott aired a television ad criticizing Mr. Obama's mosque stance. His rival, state Attorney General Bill McCollum, said he, too, was against the mosque, as did the presumptive Democratic nominee, state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink. Herve Leger Boob tube top In Pennsylvania, when asked Tuesday about the mosque, Mr. Sestak embraced the ""constitutional right of religious freedom and in the separation of church and state applying equally to everyone."" ""This is an issue for New York to resolve as long as it respects those constitutional rights, where, let's also step back and say: let's stop playing politics with religion,"" he said, standing with Mr. Bloomberg. Herve Leger Single-shoulder As the two men stood in a shopping plaza parking lot, an audience member and mosque opponent, Robert B. Sklaroff, began asking Mr. Bloomberg questions about whether some organizers of the mosque project had made anti-American statements. The mayor responded: ""Look, I would suggest you go from here directly to the library. Get a copy of the Bill of Rights and you'll realize that everybody has a right to say what they want to say."" Mr. Sklaroff said later in an interview the mayor sidestepped his question. "