Establishment Republicans fear a Trump nomination would cause the party to lose the election and possibly seats in Congress, because he has advocated controversial positions such as rounding up and deporting millions of undocumented workers and a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. A USA Today/Suffolk University poll released on December 8 showed that 68 percent of Trumps supporters would vote for him if he broke from the party and ran as an independent. “So I think there are some people who are hoping perhaps ignoring him will”.
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Hough said he purchased the tickets for the Aiken, S.C., rally weeks in advance on the Trump website. GOP judges argue the party bash has brought his destabilizing intervention on itself by not squelching controversies like claims he helped fuel in that President Barack Obama wasn’t born in america or explosive rhetoric about unlawful immigrants.
“I think he’s thrown us under the bus with the Iran deal, it’s risky for us and our allies overseas, like Israel”, he said. “Who are you?” Cuomo said at the conference. That does not go to people in other countries.
“There are millions of people in America who could be naturalized but for one reason or another, they’re not”, said Clinton.
The poll also found that 59 per cent of Americans think Muslims in the United States experience unjustified discrimination, and 54 per cent of Americans believe mainstream Islam is a peaceful religion, while 28 per cent say it encourages violence.
“But, you know, the jury is out”, Carson concluded.
“I think they are rather kidding themselves”. Clinton has not elaborated on her immigration plan since the summer. Everyone’s squawking constitutional rights, First Amendment, religious freedom.
“I like how he’s just up front”, he said, “and doesn’t care what people think”.
“That’s what was going on – the panic about the war and the invasion of the Pacific and whatnot. They’re kind of sitting there, dazed like all of us”.
Predictions about how the court might rule do not matter as much as public reaction at the moment.
Speaking individually on CBS News’ “Face the Nation”, Kerry stated Trump’s ban was “a really harmful overseas coverage”.
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Trump referred to as for the momentary ban earlier this week after a Muslim husband and spouse killed 14 individuals in a capturing rampage in California that has been categorised as a terrorist act.
“If this was the beginning of a plan to subvert the will of the voters and replace it with the will of the political elite, I assure you Donald Trump will not be the only one leaving the party”, Carson said. Last year, Malik married the other suspect in the shooting, USA citizen Syed Rizwan Farook.
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As Hough was being escorted out, he held up a Star of David 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.
