I'm not going to weigh in on the main issue, which is complicated (I tend though, to fall in the moderation category— Christians get Xmas off, so Jews should get their high holidays, Wiccans should get Samhain, Beltane, etc., and Muslims should also get some slack. It does soome difficult when the holiday is month long though. I heard a Muslim American comic talking about how he'd have to go onstage just when the break-fast time was there. No one was going to change the time of the show so he could eat earlier. He took it as just part of the deal.) The people who really get screwed are the atheists— we don't get any frickin' holidays.
What I will weigh in on is the assumption that a lot of posters on this thread have that all Muslims are the same. We all know what group you're talking about (i.e. first generation immigrants,) and yes they are strange to us, as all first generations are.
The difference between the US and Europe is that immigrants to the US (yes, even the scary Muslims,) invariably assimilate, with the kids born here squarely Americans, and by the third generation, the only difference is in the ancestry. A lot of assimilated muslims I know do Ramadan more for tradition than religion, (since they sure as hell ain't prayin' 5 times a day.)
History has proven again that America always benefits from it's immigrants. They way Scott feels about Muslims today is probably less hostile than how people felt about Chinese immigrants in the 19th Century. Irish and Italians were also one exotic and spit on, and they ended up building half the country.
While I'm ambivalent on the religious exception thing, I say let's welcome our immigrants, try understand them better, and remember that all people with a Muslim heritage are not the same, and there are many multi-generational Americans with this background and they are Americans just like everyone else.
So "kick 'em all out", while a valid viewpoint, is also self-declaring as ignorant— I think the ignorant people are hurting America more than Muslims ever could.