DONALD TRUMP Calls For Banning All Muslims From Entering The USA

The man, as people all around the world are calling Donal Trump. The best idea for president some say. Well, according to Josh Earnest and his affiliates within the White House; Donald Trump is a bad idea, and his statements should disqualify him from running for Presidency.

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This right here, ladies and gentlemen, is a wonderful stage representation. This right here ladies and gentlemen, is theatre. What is taking place is the new generation of America. This is the new face of America, not as a country but as a corporation. This is not an election this is a takeover. Whether it be by force, or by a wonderful stage performance.

The people of this country must wake up before the new CEO moves into the white house.

These are the latest numbers from the polls. Showing that Donal Trump is in the lead.

“What he said is disqualifying,” Earnest said of Trump. “And any Republican who’s too fearful of the Republican base to admit it has no business serving as president either.”

Denouncing Trump as a “carnival barker,” Earnest called Trump’s plan “entirely inconsistent with the values enshrined in our Constitution.”

“The question now is about the rest of the Republican Party and whether or not they’re going to be dragged into the dust-bin of history with him,” he said, calling on Republicans running for president to renounce their pledges to support Trump if he wins the GOP nomination.

On Monday, Trump released a statement declaring that he “is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.”

The statement drew derision from both sides of the aisle. On Tuesday morning, House Speaker Paul Ryan said “What was proposed was not what party stands for or country stands for.” Candidates like Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio called the idea unserious and divisive.