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After Trump's campaign staff removed a Muslim woman who was peacefully protesting at a Trump rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, state Rep. John King (D) jumped ship on the Trump train, and said he was "not welcome" in the state.

King declared he was "sick to his stomach" over the way Trump's cohorts treated the woman. And with good reason!

He told The Herald that he will file a House Resolution that states Trump isn't welcome in the state of South Carolina.

According to King, Trump is:

"...a race-baiting, xenophobic bigot and is not welcome in the state of South Carolina," which was also earlier asserted by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).

Most people likely agree, except maybe the Trump supporters. But they probably won't see this article, as it requires knowing how to read.

"Democrats and Republicans don't agree on much in South Carolina, but most of us agree that Donald Trump is an embarrassment to our country's political process and stands contrary to the beliefs of our Founding Fathers and the values of the United States Constitution. Why would we welcome someone to our great state when even our senior Republican U.S. senator agrees that Donald Trump is nothing more than a modern day George Wallace who preys on people's fears and prejudices," King explained in his statement.

The man is making a mockery of our country. I'd even go so far as to say he's making Republicans look bad!

So I agree with King when he says, "It's time to stand up to this big mouthed bigot once and for all by announcing that he is no longer welcome in the Palmetto State." Tens of thousands have signed petitions to hold a vote on whether or not to officially declare Donald Trump BANNED and activists across America are organizing to do the same.

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First State In America Moves To BAN Donald Trump From Entering, More To Follow (DETAILS)

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After Trump's campaign staff removed a Muslim woman who was peacefully protesting at a Trump rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, state Rep. John King (D) jumped ship on the Trump train, and said he was "not welcome" in the state. King declared he was "sick to his stomach" over the way Trump's cohorts treated ...

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - A Democratic legislator in South Carolina has a message for Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump: Stay out of my state.

Representative John King filed a resolution on Tuesday saying the Republican front-runner's "abrasive and racist rhetoric" did not belong South Carolina, a state that King said has worked to move beyond a past of racial intolerance.

"South Carolinians have tirelessly worked to overcome a history of hatred and bigotry and there is no place in this state for anyone who espouses hatred and bigotry as a campaign slogan," King's resolution said. "He is not welcome in the state of South Carolina."

King, a funeral home owner and member of South Carolina's legislative black caucus, represents Rock Hill, which he said posts the motto "No Room For Racism" on all city limit signs.

"Mr. Trump must have missed them on his way into town," King said in a statement.

The resolution seems unlikely to win approval from the Republican-led House of Representatives. Even if it did, it would not have the weight of law and would have little effect on the billionaire candidate's ability to campaign in the state ahead of its Feb. 20 primary.

South Carolina is considered an important voting state with its third-in-the-nation primary election in the race for the party nomination to run for the White House in November.

Trump is scheduled to appear in South Carolina on Thursday for a Republican presidential debate hosted by Fox Business Network.

A spokeswoman for the Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.

Trump in December called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States following deadly coordinated attacks in Paris by Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers. Last week, a Muslim woman wearing a hijab was removed from a Trump campaign rally in Rock Hill, South Carolina, after standing in silent protest of the candidate.

For more on the 2016 presidential race, see the Reuters blog, "Tales from the Trail" ( here).

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South Carolina lawmaker to Trump: You're not welcome

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - A Democratic legislator in South Carolina has a message for Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump: Stay out of my state. Representative John King filed a resolution on Tuesday saying the Republican front-runner's "abrasive and racist rhetoric" did not belong South Carolina, a state that King said has worked to move beyond a past of racial intolerance.