“I think it should be shut down for now until you find something, a better program in place”, Reggie Johnson, a Trump supporter, told CNN outside the Republican candidate’s rally in Charleston, South Carolina. “Now he has gone way over the line. The more Muslims feel sad the more Isis feels they can recruit them”, the masked member added. Further questions on Trump’s Muslim ban proposal was asked December 8-9 of 495 respondents, which has a margin of error of +/- 4.4 percentage points.
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In the aftermath of attacks by Islamic extremists in Paris and in San Bernardino, California, Trump has called for monitoring mosques and barring Muslims from entering the United States. Forty five percent of Republicans said the temporary ban would make the U.S.as opposed to only 14 percent of Democrats who felt the same way.
In the latest poll by Zogby Analytics, the Republican Presidential hopeful has reached a new high in popularity, surging to 38 per cent of support in the Republican primaries.
Recently it would seem that Anonymous has a new target in their sights, and it is none other than Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. “So I would say lots of different reasons”, Trump said.
The White House also blasted Trump’s proposal calling for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States”.
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While a poll average from Real Clear Politics shows Trump outpacing his Republican rivals by a big margin, his Democratic counterpart, frontrunner for the nomination Hillary Clinton had some strong words for the controversial billionaire. But 24% say he’s raising important issues, even if they are bothered by his manner and language.
