OKLAHOMA CITY — Ramesh Moorjani stood out at the Donald Trump rally Friday evening at Oklahoma State Fairgrounds for what he’s not — a Trump supporter.
“I don’t like him,” admitted Moorjani, an Indian immigrant who lives in Joplin, Mo. “The reason is he’s too brash. He’s going to fight with everybody. Anybody says anything (bad) about him, he lashes out and goes berserk. When you are a president, you have to bring all of the nations together.”
Moorjani’s opinion, however, was in the slim minority among several thousand people who surrounded him.
Trump’s popularity is soaring in deeply conservative Oklahoma, as reflected in this week’s Sooner Poll survey, which asked 320 likely Republican voters who they support. Almost one-third said they would cast a ballot for Trump.
Ben Carson received 22.5 percent. Others in the crowded Republican field garnered less than 10 percent of the support apiece.
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