Trump: I’m not morally obliged to defend Obama
Trump: I’m not morally obliged to defend Obama
09/20/2015 12:07
If someone said something bad and controversial Me President Obama, do you think that he will defend me? I do not think so.
BAGHDAD / Obelisk: the candidate primaries for the Republican Party, Donald Trump said he is morally obliged to defend US President Barack Obama after the non-response to a man who claimed that Obama is a Muslim.
In a series of tweets on Twitter billionaire Trump responded to the criticism directed at him, especially from Democrats and Republican candidate is New Jersey governor Chris Christie.
Trump said: “Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time someone says something bad or controversial about it? I do not think so,” and that, according to the agency “AFP”
It seemed Trump, who lit the movement in 2011, repeated his demand for Obama to prove he was not born in Kenya, as if he encourages the man who said during a campaign rally in New Hampshire Thursday that Obama is a Muslim.
The man, who did not reveal his identity, “we have a problem in this country is to Muslims. We know that our current president is one of them, and as you know he is not even an American.”
Trump and laughed and interrupted him by saying: “We need to such a question.”
She described Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate Home, Trump deal with the incident as “disturbing and completely wrong,” while White House spokesman Josh Earnest said he was not surprised by what happened because “the people of the proponents of this view are Trump” popular base.
But Trump responded Saturday, saying that this is the first time in his life caused controversy through “not to say anything.”
“If someone said something bad and controversial Me President Obama, do you think that he would defend Me? I do not think so.”
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