White house disqualified Donal Trump as a president candidate

The Republican front-runner on Monday
released a statement calling for the U.S.
to refuse entry of foreign Muslims.
His proposal was met with
widespread criticism, including from
several candidates in his own party,
and now White House Press
Secretary Josh Earnest says such a
statement disqualifies him from
serving as the President of the
United States Of America.
“The fact is what Donald Trump
said yesterday disqualifies him
from serving as president,” Josh
Earnest said in Tuesday’s press
briefing. “For Republican
candidates for president to stand
by their pledge to support Mr.
Trump, that in and of itself is
disqualifying,” Earnest said.
“The question now is about the rest
of the Republican Party and
whether or not they’re going to be
dragged into the dustbin of history
with him. And right now the
current trajectory is not very good.
The Trump campaign for months
now has had a dustbin of history-
like quality to it,” Earnest said.
Secretary of State John Kerry also
rebuked Trump’s comments.
“I would simply say that
nondiscrimination and equal
treatment are a pillar of not just
American values but of our
immigration and our admission
policies in this country and the
State Department remains totally
committed to treating all religions
with respect and without
discrimination,” .
Kerry said during a press briefing in
Paris. He added, “As I travel around
the world, it is clear to me and how
both our friends and our adversaries
watch and listen to the discourse in
the U.S., and I believe that comments
such as those that we just heard are
not constructive – and I would say
that is putting it diplomatically.”