Donald Trump speaks to the crowd at a Pearl Harbor Day Rally at the U.S.S. Yorktown, December 7, 2015. (Getty Images/Sean Rayford)
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St. Petersburg Mayor Jokingly Bans Donald Trump From His City Until 'We Fully Understand the Dangerous Threat Posed by All Trumps
December 08, 2015
"Brb, moving to St. Pete.."
The mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida, jokingly barred Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump from his city in a tweet Monday night.
Donald Trump speaks at a Pearl Harbor Day Rally at the USS Yorktown Monday. (Getty Images/Sean Rayford)
"I am hereby barring Donald Trump from entering St. Petersburg until we fully understand the dangerous threat posed by all Trumps," Mayor Rick Kriseman, a Democrat, tweeted.
Despite the tweet being merely tongue-in-cheek, the Florida mayor then spent some time retweeting those who praised his viral tweet.
Even another mayor, that of Sunnyvale, California, got in on the humor, saying Kriseman is "onto something."
Kriseman's tweet came just hours after the Trump campaign released a highly controversial statement, where the real estate tycoon called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States."
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