A dead soldier is a Muslim provoked the scandal of the trump

By any conventional standards, Donald trump just dropped the ball. It was his worst 3 days as a presidential candidate.

In an interview with ABC, trump said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not to create a military movement in Ukraine - despite the fact that Putin has made, capturing the Crimean Peninsula in 2014. In any normal political campaign would have questioned the ability of trump to be commander in chief for the country.

Previous feuds and arson of political correctness trump condemned it. In some cases, his behaviour raised him among voters who want a candidate who will destroy the political system - and political correctness - to smithereens.

Trump remembered the fallen soldier Humayun Khan. American Sergeant Humayun Khan, who was killed in Iraq in 2004, suddenly appeared in the center of a national scandal. Parents Khan attacked with criticism on trump after he said that the need to suspend the entry of Muslims on American territory, as well as to create a database of those already living in the U.S. and is Muslim.

President Barack Obama said Monday that "no One has given more to our freedom and our security, than our Gold star families" who lost loved ones in the line of duty. "They continue to inspire us every day and every minute," said Obama during a speech to veterans with disabilities in Atlanta. "They are a powerful reminder of the true power of America."

In the end, the candidate at this stage needs to broaden its appeal, especially in swing States. In particular, the decision of trump going up against a target family of a fallen hero, not seem very promising. You need to weigh all steps on the battlefields in States such as
North Carolina, Florida and Virginia, where large pockets of military voters and veterans are important.

At the same time, the chief adviser of Jeb Bush, Sally Bradshaw, left the Republican party to become an independent, and says if the presidential race in Florida is close, she will vote for Hillary Clinton.

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