FILE - In this Monday, April 30, 2012 file photo, Mohammed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate, talks to his supporters during a campaigning conference in Cairo, Egypt. On the campaign trail for the presidential election, now only nine days away, the Muslim Brotherhood has taken a sharp turn rightward, becoming bolder in saying it wants to bring a state where religiosity and Islamic law play a major role and insisting that it has the right to rule. Morsi, is seen as a weaker candidate and some polls have him behind in the race, in which 13 hopefuls are competing in the May 23-24 first round of elections. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil, File)