Where are you getting the story that Donald Trump wants to keep Malik Obama
out of the USA?
You have to carefully parse the words to come out with that!
It reminds me of what the USCG came out with when they closed 500 kHz
watch: "The range of 500 kHz under any possible conditions is only 100
miles maximum."
It only is true when a lightening storm is overhead.
Trump said that if our national security deems it necessary, we should shut
down the admissions of all Muslims until we can correctly vet them.
That sounds like an excellent policy.
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DR
On Oct 19, 2016 6:43 PM, "R George" <xgeorge@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Oct. 19, 2016 The Washington Post
Malik Obama is exactly the kind of man that Donald Trump says he'd like to
keep out of the United States.
He's a Muslim. He comes from Kenya, a country that has been racked by
unrest in recent years and has been
the target of terrorists from Somalia, who have fashioned themselves as
Islamists. He currently has between
three and 12 wives — he won't say exactly how many — and, clearly, doesn't
adhere to traditional American
family values, however you might define them.
But Malik Obama is a naturalized U.S. citizen, and he's the half brother
of the current U.S. president. Most
importantly, however, he is an ardent supporter of Donald Trump. At the
Trump campaign's request,
Malik Obama will be in the audience of tonight's presidential debate in
Las Vegas, allowing Trump and his
faithful to collectively thumb their nose at President Obama and his
favored successor, Hillary Clinton.
It wasn't always this way. Malik Obama was his half brother's best man
when Barack Obama married Michelle.
Barack Obama performed the same role at one of Malik's weddings.
When GQ profiled
<http://www.gq.com/story/barack-obama-brother-malik-kenya-2013>Malik in
2013, Malik Obama claimed that he and his half brother shared a knack for
leadership
because it is “all in the genes.”
Somewhere between 2013 and this year, though, Malik soured on Barack. Part
of the reason for that may be that
he feels spurned by his successful and popular half brother.
“My brother didn’t help me at all,” Malik told
<http://nypost.com/2016/07/24/why-obamas-half-brother-says-hell-be-voting-for-donald-trump/>the
New York Post, referring to a foundation he started in their shared
father's name. “He wanted me to shut it down when I set it up. He hasn’t
supported me at all.”
Inspired by Barack, Malik once tried to run for the position of governor
in Siaya, the district of Kenya along the northern
shores of Lake Victoria that his father hailed from. He got 1 percent of
the vote. In the United States, Malik has worked
mostly as an accountant for organizations in and around the D.C. area,
including the American Red Cross, Lockheed Martin
and Fannie Mae. He is registered to vote in Maryland. He'll be casting his
ballot for Trump.
