Donald Trump will not campaign for Roy Moore in Alabama senate race, says White House

as declared in Donald Trump will not campaign for the controversial Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, multiple outlets have cited White House officials saying. Mr Moore has denied any wrongdoing, saying in a statement that "I have never engaged in sexual misconduct" and saying allegations against him are politically motivated. But Mr Trump has not done so, and this weekend he weighed in on the race with a series of tweets warning against electing Mr Moore's Democratic opponent — effectively giving his backing to the embattled Republican. He has noted that Mr Moore has been consistent in denying misconduct. Mr Moore prevailed in the primary over a more centrist Republican, Sen Luther Strange, whom Mr Trump had endorsed.

Donald Trump will not campaign with Roy Moore, White House says

President Donald Trump has decided not to campaign for Judge Roy Moore, the controversial Republican Senate candidate who has been accused of molesting teenage girls. Mr Moore, 70, is set to contest a special election in Alabama on December 12 as the official Republican candidate, and Mr Trump had indicated he was considering sharing a stage with him despite the allegations. The president's reversal came as the issue of sexual harassment took centre stage in Washington. Al Franken, a high profile Democrat senator, apologised publicly over allegations that he groped women while having his photograph take with them. Everyone counted on me to be a champion for women and I'm going to work to regain their trust.

Trevor Noah Tackles Donald Trump On White House Ceremony Slur

as mentioned in President Donald Trump met Monday with Native American World War II heroes to apologize for America's history and the way they have been treated, Trevor Noah said on The Daily Show. He made it worse," Noah acknowledged, joining the slew of media outlets noting Trump used the opportunity to repeat his "Pocahontas" slur against Dem Sen. Elizabeth Warren. He could have easily mixed up his 'Indians'."Noah also noted the what-were-they-thinking-ness of staging this ceremony in front of the White House portrait of Andrew "Trail of Tears" Jackson. But this White House event does not top the list of Worst Thing Trump Has Said Recently, Noah insisted. "I feel like Trump does not know other people can lie, that it's a superpower only he has," Noah snarked.

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Donald Trump chooses legislative agenda over Republican repulsion of Roy Moore

Donald Trump said on Sunday that electing a Democrat as Alabama's next senator "would be a disaster," making clear the success of his legislative agenda outweighs widespread GOP repulsion at the prospect of seating Republican Roy Moore, who is dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct. "In my opinion, and in the opinion of many Republicans and conservatives in the Senate, it is time for us to turn the page because it is not about partisan politics. It's not about electing Republicans versus Democrats," Mr Scott said on Sunday on ABC's "This Week." "It's about the character of our country," he said. Mr Trump on Sunday once again plunged himself into the race, declaring in a pair of tweets - without mentioning Moore by name - that electing Moore's Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, would "be a disaster."

Donald Trump Learned The Wrong Lessons From His Brother's Addiction. I Should Know.

as informed in But I was surprised to discover that President Donald Trump is among our ranks. But to hear Donald Trump tell it, it was Fred's bad choices that led to his demise, and Donald went on to be the successful man he is today because he wisely learned from Fred's mistakes. Donald Trump insists that "it's really, really easy not to take" drugs. He wanted it to be really, really easy. Donald Trump has recently been touting his plans for "really tough, really great, really big advertising," vowing to spend billions on anti-drug campaigns.

CNN Claps Back at Donald Trump After He Slams the Network

CNN has shot back at Donald Trump after the president claimed that the network represents the United States "poorly."Trump had tweeted on Saturday, November 25: ". The outside world does not see the truth from them!". @FoxNews is MUCH more important in the United States than CNN, but outside of the U.S., CNN International is still a major source of (Fake) news, and they represent our Nation to the WORLD very poorly. The outside world does not see the truth from them! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 25, 2017The Twitter account for CNN quickly responded, "It's not CNN's job to represent the U.S to the world.

Donald Trump Slams CNN International, Touts Loony Conspiracy Website

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President Donald Trump tweeted his thanks last night to a website that listed all of his accomplishments – "Fired corrupt and incompetent FBI Director James Comey," made the list. Trump's tweet-thanks to Maga Pill came three days into the president's Thanksgiving holiday weekend in Florida, a getaway stuffed with golf and media rumination. On Friday, he tweeted his you-can't-fire-me-I-quit missive about Time magazine's Person of the Year non-offer, and on Saturday re-stated his not-secret preference for Fox News over CNN. "It's not CNN's job to represent the U.S. to the world. #FactsFirst 🍎 — CNN Communications (@CNNPR) November 25, 2017Trump's seeming embrace of Maga Pill, though, might be the sour pie at the end of his Tweetsgiving holiday, at least for his handlers.

Names & Faces: Charles Manson, Donald Trump

Names & Faces: Charles Manson, Donald TrumpPhoto: Ben Olander, TNS Image 1 of / 2 Caption Close Image 1 of 2 Charles Manson on Jan. 14, 1970, headed to appear before Judge George M. Dell, who granted him continuance to enter a plea. (Ben Olander/Los Angeles Times/TNS) Charles Manson on Jan. 14, 1970, headed to appear before Judge George M. Dell, who granted him continuance to enter a plea. TV analyst Jerry Reynolds told the Sacramento Bee that he received a handwritten letter from Manson when Reynolds was interim coach in 1987. "It said something like, 'I enjoy watching the Kings and I have a few thoughts about the team.'" Reynolds recalled. Jack Nicklaus endorsed Trump last year, telling CBS: "I like what Donald has done ... He's turning America upside down.

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Donald Trump Never Changed Diapers or Played Sports With His Children, Says Ivana Trump

President Donald Trump's first wife Ivana said he never changed diapers or played sports with his children while they were growing up. The duo divorced in 1999 and Trump married Melania Trump in 2005. "Now, every morning from eight o' clock until midnight he is working working working," Ivana said. Ivana joked that as the president's first wife, she held the title of "first lady Trump," adding, "I was first wife. She is the First Lady of America, but I'm first lady Trump, excuse me, and have three grown-up kids."

Why we can't stop watching Donald Trump

What is it about President Trump that makes it so difficult to stop watching? Several elements explain why President Trump commands our attention incessantly, even when many people wish that they could turn away. We can't stop watching President Trump because he is watching us. This is how the protest by African-American football players against racism in policing turned into a story about President Trump. Join us on Twitter and FacebookMost importantly, we can't stop watching because this is not a reality show.