Suzanne Kelly, who originally lodged the document, said it was “one of many little acts of defiance” against Mr Trump that had since ballooned.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally aboard the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown in Mt. Pleasant, S.C., December 7, 2015. “I will take an exception today”, Ryan said Tuesday, according to ABC News.
London Mayor Boris Johnson dismissed Trump’s comments as “complete and utter nonsense” while a spokesman for Prime Minister David Cameron called the remarks “divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong”.
In the meantime all Arab and Muslim countries are preparing an effective boycott campaign of Donald Trump products. He said that Trump’s ban would likely bar allies such as Jordan’s King Abdullah II from visiting the U.S.
Everybody said he is never going to run. But I didn’t want to put him under pressure, No. 1.
British politicians have condemned Trump’s proposal for all Muslims to be barred from entering the U.S.in the wake of violence by Islamic extremists, and official bodies in Britain distanced themselves from the Republican presidential nomination hopeful. “They say, “Donald, you brought something up to the fore that is so brilliant and so fantastic”, he said.
“Almost two-thirds of likely 2016 Republican primary voters favor Donald Trump’s call to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the US, while more than a third say it makes them more likely to vote for him”. “He seems to be doing a very good job for ISIS, and I think he should be on the watch list”. Another thing presidents don’t do – or shouldn’t – is heedlessly use untested data to justify crass discrimination, but Trump has done this before, when he retweeted anti-black crime data that were apparently concocted by an American neo-Nazi.
“We have a president who is a stupid person”, Trump said, slamming Obama for making public his plans to send special forces to Kurdish-held territory in Syria near the Iraq border. Netanyahu’s office had said in a statement issued Wednesday that he rejects Trump’s comments about Muslims but planned to move forward with the meeting with Trump.
She submitted her draft government petition last week after Trump, whose mother was Scottish, made inflammatory remarks about Mexican immigrants, but it had been under review by Parliament’s Petition Committee before going online yesterday.
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‘I recommend fighting terrorist and extremist Islam, but I would not declare a boycott of, ostracism against or war on Muslims in general, ‘ Steinitz told Israel’s Army Radio.
