MANCHESTER, N.H. – An emboldened Donald Trump doubled down Monday on his policy vow to put a temporary ban on immigration from Muslim countries, a day after a Florida man who had pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State carried out the worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11.
The presumptive Republican pick for the White House ripped what he labeled as President Barack Obama's "politically correct response" to the massacre, an approach he argued "cripples our ability to talk and think and act clearly." The billionaire real estate developer didn't hold back in his criticism.
