The billionaire Donald Trumps proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States has sparked deep disappointment among his supporters, many of whom had hoped he was planning to ban a sizable number of other religions. In conversations with likely Trump voters across the country, reactions ranged from disenchantment to a sharp sense of betrayal as supporters tried to make sense of his decision to ban members of only one faith. I heard him on TV talking about banning Muslims and I was kind of like, Is that it? said Carol Foyler, a Trump supporter from South Florida. I mean, banning Muslims is a good start, but I thought a smart businessman like him would be a lot more thorough. Harland Dorrinson, a Trump supporter from San Antonio, Texas, agreed. Saying youre only going to ban Muslims when there are so many other religious groups to ban just feels like politics as usual, he said. Ill give him a chance to explain himself on this one, but Id be lying if I said I didnt feel burned. But Tracy Klugian, a Trump supporter from Bismarck, North Dakota, said that voters who were upset with the billionaire for banning members of only one religion were freaking out over nothing. People need to understand that hes banning Muslims first because theyre the most obvious religious group youd want to ban, she said. Im sure once hes President hell get to all the other ones. 