It's worth reading the whole piece; we see a connection to HAMAS (which keeps coming up), a link to Aswat Al-Islam, which features the works of such Islamist luminaries as: “Uninidicted Co-conspirators” of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Siraj Wahhaj and Bilal Philips; anti-Christian bigot, Ahmed Deedat; pro-wife beating author, Jamal Badawi; suicide bombing supporter, Yusuf Al-Qaradawi; and the chief cleric of the Grand Mosque in Mecca, who has called for the murders of Jews, Christians and Americans and has described Jews as “the scum of the human race, the rats of the world, the killers of prophets, and the grandsons of monkeys and pigs,” Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais. The connections to radical Islam are seemingly endless, on this; just in this article alone there is a lot.

Barack Obama’s campaign website has been hailed as a testament to the candidate’s transformative politics. But at least part of the senator’s online outreach, “Muslim Americans for Obama ’08,”

Trouble is, the website in question is not associated with the Obama campaign in any way I can see. The reference above suggests it is "part of the senator's online outreach," and I don't see where that is true.
Further, while the linked website does refer to some of the policies you mention, the pages I saw made no claim that those were Obama's policies, but were policies some Muslims hoped Obama might accept.
The website could be a big thing, or it could be one guy in a basement.

The way I see it, todays political system is full of people that represent corporations not the people. Traitors in my mind. So whats the difference.