Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he “absolutely did not” ask Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump to cancel his trip to Israel following the candidate’s controversial comments about Muslims.
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What is sad, is that this attempt to send a message to Trump has only acquired more support following these bans. He says America’s enemies will “take advantage of our PC attitude and get us”. He said that very simply because he has failed in this campaign.
“Islam is different. I mean that sincerely, Islam is not just a religion”, Santorum said.
Trump announced postponement of his trip to Israel with a tweet saying he would instead visit after he is elected president. “I will not support Donald Trump for president of the United States, no matter what the circumstances”.
Known for thought provoking documentaries like “Fahrenheit 9/11” and Academy Award winning “Bowling for Columbine“, filmmaker Michael Moore has openly declared to Trump that “we are all Muslims”.
It’s true. Trump isn’t the self-made man he purports to be. It was “maniacal”, he said, contending it cost the Republican “all of the Latino vote” and adding “he lost everybody who is inspired to come into this country”. That you weren’t going to pick on me for something ridiculous.’ …
“Everyone understands why Donald has suggested with what he has”, said Cruz.
Earlier, Mr Trump was engaged in a ” target=”_blank” war of words with Scottish National Party foreign spokesman Alex Salmond, who deemed the Republican frontrunner “three times a loser” after the Trump Organisation lost its court battle over the wind turbines being built near his golf course. The Supreme Court has never struck down an immigration classification on the basis of race or any other reason, said Temple University immigration expert Peter Spiro.
Two days later, Anonymous claimed responsibility for crashing the website for the Trump Tower in New York City.
“When I found out he was going to be in Aiken, I was like I had to be there”, said Hough. The remaining 36 per cent were against Trump’s idea.
“You seemed relieved, then leaned in and said to me, “I just didn’t want any trouble out there and I just wanted to make sure that, you know, you and I got along”. And most importantly, in this day and age of terrorism realities, we don’t all want to bomb or shoot things that make us mad.
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“Underneath the circumstances, I feel it is a good suggestion”. The question I would ask is: “Is it morally right to allow people to come into this country at a time that ISIS is trying to infiltrate what (President Barack) Obama wants to let in?”
