Sikh man escorted out of Trump rally

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A Sikh man wearing a turban was escorted out of a Donald Trump rally in Muscatine High School, Iowa. This, after the man interrupted Trump’s speech by displaying a banner that read ‘Stop Hate’.

Trump, who is currently the GOP front-runner, then pointed to the crowd, referring to the protester and another person accompanying him saying:

“He wasn’t wearing one of those hats was he? And he never will, and that’s OK because we got to do something folks because it’s not working.”
 

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During Donald Trump’s rally in Iowa, a Sikh man was escorted out after he interrupted the Republican presidential candidate’s speech by displaying a banner that read ‘Stop Hate’.
The man, wearing in bright red turban, started his peaceful protest when Trump was addressing an impressive campaign rally on Sunday with his signature anti-Muslim speech.
Displaying a banner “Stop Hate”, the Sikh protester tried to interrupt the speech of the Republican presidential front runner. Soon he was forced out of the rally.
The protest started when Trump was speaking about the twin-tower terrorist attack in New York.
“We have radical Islamic terror going on all over the place, all over the world, and we have a president that won’t say it,” he said.
“When planes fly into the World Trade Centre, and into the Pentagon, and wherever the third plane was going. When people are shooting their friends in California, when they’re shooting their friends,” Trump said.
As the Sikh raised his banner, he waved his hand and said ‘Bye. Bye. Goodbye’.

“He wasn’t wearing one of those hats was he? And he never will, and that’s OK because we got to do something folks because it’s not working,” Trump said as the sole Sikh protester was taken out of the rally amidst chanting of ‘USA, USA, USA’ by his supporters.
Trump is campaigning in Iowa ahead of the next week’s crucial caucus.
Latest polls showed that he has taken a lead over his nearest Republican rival Ted Cruz. Iowa Caucus on February 1 is considered crucial as it would set the trend for the rest of the presidential primaries over the next few months.

Josh Haskell ✔ @joshbhaskell
Protesters escorted out of @realDonaldTrump rally "He wasn't wearing one of those hats was he?" Trump asks crowd
11:50 PM - 24 Jan 2016


 
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