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The findings of a national Bloomberg Poll released Wednesday represent a notable achievement for an as-yet undeclared candidate, suggest concerns about Hillary Clinton’s candidacy and raise the prospect of a competitive three-way race for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Carson, asked by moderator Chuck Todd whether a presidential candidate’s faith should matter to voters, said it depends.

“I think they are great people“, said the prospected president of the U.S. , while responding to a question if Muslims were an hazard to the state.

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“Carson, who has been near the top of several presidential polls, said he would consider voting for a Muslim in Congress “[depending] on who that Muslim is and what their policies are”.

“I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation”, replied Carson, who is third in the Washington Examiner’s presidential power rankings.

But later in the day, the bombastic businessman struck a different tone, acknowledging when asked that he would have “no problem” with appointing a Muslim American to his cabinet if he were elected.

For more than 30 minutes after that exchange, the usually vociferous Trump did not speak as other candidates discussed foreign policy and marijuana legalization. “They both went very well”.

Rep. Pete King, who has been critical of the Muslim community in this country for not denouncing terrorism, disagreed with Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson‘s view that a Muslim should not be president.

“As a candidate, as a businessman, as a man who is running for president, he should have been much, much sharper and clearer in his response and he wasn’t”, said Shameri, originally from Iraq.

Pushing back against the outrage made by his remarks, Carson told The Hill that he was one of the few candidates running for president willing to tell the hard truths. “It is an absurd hypothetical question“.

This has put the Democratic National Committee in a bit of a bind.

Only 30 percent of poll respondents said they had a favorable opinion of her, down from 45 percent in April.

“That was the last day I had an angry outburst”, the Seventh Day Adventist said recently.

“For him, this is not an opportunistic question, so I don’t think he can afford to give the impression that it’s all opportunistic”, Shrum said.