Trump is the current frontrunner among the Republican candidates seeking the party nomination for the presidency of the United States. Now after Paris and San Bernardino, it couldn’t be clearer that he sides with the enemy.
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Imam Abdullah Polovina, an immigrant from the former Yugoslavia who leads a Muslim Bosnian congregation in Portland, told the council that area Muslims strongly condemn violence and extremism of any kind.
“They really know they have a problem”, he said.
The senators – both Cuban-Americans in their 40s – also clashed over whether the USA should seek to remove dictators in the Middle East, including Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Santorum said, “Of course I do”.
Donald Trump’s claim that pockets of London are so radicalised that the police do not dare enter them are “nonsense”, Theresa May has said. “I think that would raise interesting and novel questions for the court”, said Stephen Yale-Loehr, who teaches immigration law at Cornell University’s law school. “They are not coming to this country and if I am president and if Obama has brought some [Muslims] to this country they are gone”.
“A very elementary investigation would have revealed I wasn’t exactly a Trump supporter”, Hough said. “We have a president who is unwilling to utter its name”, Cruz said.
Fundamental to their faith in Trump is also what has also made him so controversial: His brash, open style.
“I like how he’s just up front”, he said, “and doesn’t care what people think”.
And though all that honesty may come with its share of controversy, it’s what his supporters want to hear. “It makes you sound like you are in over your head”.
David Cameron has said a Trump visit would “unite” the UK against him.
“The tech community and the government have to stop seeing each other as adversaries and start working together against terrorists”, she said.
That’s why she says Trump is “my guy”. “And I know people will pile on because it makes sense to pile on, maybe from the polls”.
Others saw it as a badge of honor. We are all children of God (or nature or whatever you believe in), part of the human family, and nothing you say or do can change that fact one iota. “He can pay his own way and he can speak his own mind”.
As Hough was being escorted out, he held up a geometric symbol with the word “Muslim” inscribed on it. He said Trump’s recent remarks about banning Muslims from the United States are reminiscent of Adolf Hitler’s actions toward Jews.
“I don’t actually think it would be unconstitutional”.
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Cruz went further than he has previously in opposing legalization for people in the US illegally, declaring, “I have never supported legalization and I do not intend to support legalization”.
