Religious tests
Quick lesson on the Constitution:
"No religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States."
Source: Archives.gov.
This is a restriction on government, not a restriction on voters or a restriction on what people are allowed to say.
The government may not implement a religious test as a matter of law, but voters can vote for or against a candidate for office for whatever reason they want.
Therefore, the argument that anyone is acting an an unconstitutional manner by saying he would not support a Muslim for President is completely wrong.
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