Donald Trump repeatedly accused President Barack Obama of founding the Islamic State group on Thursday, refusing to take back a patently false allegation, despite the urging of some of his allies to do so.
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And a moment later – on another topic – the billionaire property tycoon referred to the president by his full legal name, Barack Hussein Obama. In response, Clinton said she did not know that the father was in the crowd and that he had not been invited.
One Ally Remains Firmly Behind Donald Trump: The N.R.A.: “Donald J. Trump’s candidacy has driven away throngs of Republican elected officials, donors and policy experts”. Assange announced a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who shot Rich.
Additionally, Trump called his presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton, the “cofounder” of the terrorist organization.
Republican Donald Trump says the US government should take on more debt to strengthen the military and rebuild infrastructure. “In fact, in sports they have awards, he gets the most valuable player award”.
“He and Hillary get the Most Valuable Player Award”.
Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, also known as Isis or Isil, had its roots in the al Qaeda insurgency that arose after the United States led an invasion of Iraq in 2003. Party leaders urged Trump to focus on the campaign to beat Clinton after he drew strong criticism for a persistent confrontation with the family of Muslim American soldier who died in Iraq and for his initial refusal to support prominent Republican candidates in their primary races. Yet the group still inspires or backs terror attacks around the world.
Mr Trump found himself in an awkward camera framing immediately after criticising the Clinton campaign for the appearance of Seddique Mir Mateen, the father of Pulse nightclub gunman Omar Mateen who killed 49 people in Florida in June, at Mrs Clinton’s campaign event this week.
The Daesh group began as Iraq’s local affiliate of Al Qaeda, the group that attacked the US on 9-11.
“Donald Trump should apologise for his outrageous, unhinged and patently false suggestions on the founding of ISIS”, the DNC said in a statement. The local group’s then-leader, Jordanian-born Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, was killed in 2006 in a USA airstrike but is still seen as the Islamic State group’s founder.
In addition, the experts said Wednesday, white supremacists are using the 2016 presidential elections to attempt to control the culture of politics.
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The president, a Christian, was born in Hawaii.
