DONALD Trump is under fire again for his proposal to ban all Muslims from America at the last presidential candidate debate, where he was booed.
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“I was raised to believe that we are all each other’s brother and sister, regardless of race, creed or color”, he added.
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“You’re not so tough, Donny”, Moore writers. A recent poll by the Washington Post and NBC News found that 43 percent of Americans agree with banning Muslim immigration into America. We are not a country of angry white guys.
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It is cool that Moore made a decision to reveal that he is Muslim in a way that also allowed him to simultaneously benefit from how popular Donald Trump is right now.
Trump is known for making grand pronouncements about his abilities and for suggesting outlandish policies like barring all Muslims from entering the US. The former NY senator and former first lady relishes joining in the Republican debates from the sidelines, and began her stream of Twitter commentary as soon as the Las Vegas debate kicked off. She gave an early smack on the nine contending candidates on stage, who used the first stage of the debate to speak about security and monitoring of Muslims and immigrants.
In the letter, Moore reminded Trump that the U.S. today is no longer a country of “angry white guys”, that the future United States president will be chosen by more diverse voters and that “fortunately” the USA no longer looks like Trump or his supporters.
He instead said he believed he would make a “very popular” president.
After he said that, it seems the whole world jumped on him, but why?
“We should focus on the problem”, Cruz said. I went up and introduced myself to you. It’s easily understood why many folks might rally behind his suggestion, for instance, when you consider that Tashfeen Malik, the female killer in the San Bernardino massacre, was born in Pakistan and lived in Saudi Arabia – the same country, by the way, that produced 15 of the 19 9/11 hijackers – before immigrating to the United States a year ago.
“He would not be the commander and chief we need to keep our country safe”, Jeb Bush said.
Moore has not responded to the pageant winner’s comments. Below that, in a P.S. and a P.P.S. because it was kind of an afterthought, is a link to Moore’s website. He modestly condemned them, and I thought it was sort of inappropriate that he condemned them, but that’s OK. People are in fear.
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Carson says: “I don’t want to get in between them”. The Christian preacher is even inviting American Muslim believers to join him in praying for all of America.
