The famous left-wing political activist took a picture of himself near the Trump Tower on fifth avenue in Manhattan with the caption “We Are All Muslim”. “I think there were people who did celebrate but it’s an exaggeration, exaggeration gets attention”. “It is unfair for a person to make such comments and we wonder about the plight of the minority community residing in US”.
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Santorum continued, “The fact of the matter is not all Muslims are Jihadists and no one, including I suspect, Donald Trump, would say that”. The question, worded differently than the one in the Pew poll, found that 28% of Americans thought that “mainstream Islam encourages violence against non-Muslims” while 54% called it a “peaceful religion”.
“We came here to move forward and build a society to love each other, accept one another and accept our diversity”, Polovina said.
When asked about his call to “close the internet up” to stop ISIS, he also said: “This is so easy to answer”.
Moore added that Trump is now similarly afraid of Muslims, after proposing a temporary ban on all Muslim immigration to America “until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on”.
“Dear Donald Trump”, he writes in the form of an open letter that begins with an anecdote about the first time the two met – and how Trump was afraid of the filmmaker.
Although Trump hasn’t technically filed as a candidate in OR, said the mayor’s spokeswoman Sara Hottman, the Secretary of State was not comfortable saying Trump is not a candidate. “He is not the commander in chief we’d need to keep us safe”.
Martin O’Malley, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, says the United States faces a danger from fascist demagogues like Donald Trump during times of uncertainty.
Trump’s proposal has faced a barrage of criticism, from both Republicans and Democrats – many of whom say the idea is un-American and unconstitutional.
What’s more, these supporters said they trust Trump to make things right.
Moore is known for his documentary films that criticised United States gun laws, globalisation, the Iraq war and the USA healthcare system.
And, if you doubt it, just ask presidents Chester A. Arthur and Franklin Delano Roosevelt whether they think the Donald’s proposal is legal.
“Donald, you’re not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency”, Bush said.
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American people want to elect a leader who is compassionate, Moore said, and “at least strong enough not to be all whiny and scared of some guy in a ball cap from MI sitting next to him on a talk show couch”. “We are all Muslim”.
