The website for Trump Towers, Donald Trump’s glitzy signature skyscraper in Manhattan, went offline for at least an hour on Friday after activist hacking group Anonymous denounced the real-estate mogul and Republican presidential front-runner for his anti-Muslim comments. He has since repeatedly defended the measure as necessary for preventing jihadist terrorism against targets in the homeland.
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“I will say, I started feeling that way”, Meyers said in agreement.
The poll also says 57 percent of all adults oppose the Muslim-ban and 40 percent of Republicans believe Trump is “telling it like it is”.
Facing a backlash over his meeting with Trump, Netanyahu’s office on Wednesday issued a statement saying the prime minister “rejects” his remarks on Muslims, and that their planned encounter was simply in line with an established practice of meeting visiting United States presidential candidates. He is giving them a great propaganda tool, a way to recruit more folks from Europe and the United States. “At this point, those of us who are supportive of any party have to look at what is the best interest of our members”.
Clinton alternated between tugging at the heartstrings with messages of inclusiveness and capitalising on Trump’s comments in ways that some Democrats considered unseemly.
Clinton additionally admitted she is not troubled by Trump’s frequent attacks toward her on the campaign trail.
“I’m not saying any of this is easy because they are incredibly powerful, they intimidate people, they really try to make anybody who bucks them pay a political price”, Clinton said. In Atlanta, Clinton promised black ministers she’d run on a “love and kindness platform”.
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On Thursday, Ms. Hopkins used an appearance on Fox to highlight a petition signed by more than 300,000 people calling for Mr. Trump be banned from Britain following his inflammatory speech in SC. “He’s gone after all kinds of folks”.
