Donald Trump, Jeb Bush Spar Over Muslim Ban in GOP Debate
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GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump (left) and Jeb Bush during Tuesday night’s CNN debate. Photo: Screenshot.
TIME – The fifth Republican debate got off to a contentious start when the first question pitted Donald Trump and Jeb Bush against each other on Trump’s incendiary proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.
Trump defended his proposal, saying, “We’re not talking about religion, we’re talking about security” and “our country is out of control.” He referred to migrants fleeing Syria as “tens of thousands of people with cell phones with ISIS flags on them.”
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