Donald Trump: ‘Deck Was Stacked’ Against Roy Moore
President Donald Trump reacted further to Roy Moore’s loss in the Alabama special election via his Twitter account Wednesday morning.
President Donald Trump reacted further to Roy Moore’s loss in the Alabama special election via his Twitter account Wednesday morning.
Arguably one of President Trump’s most destructive moves in the wake of his historic victory a year ago was to install his daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner as key advisors in the West Wing.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — A new poll from JMC Analytics shows Democrat Doug Jones taking a lead over conservative Republican Judge Roy Moore in the Senate race here as allegations against Moore from the Washington Post roil the Senate race.
President Donald Trump’s political muscles are getting a workout in a Republican runoff election in Alabama that has an awkward dynamic: He’s campaigning for the establishment-backed incumbent over an upstart beloved by many of his own most ardent supporters, including his former chief strategist Steve Bannon.
Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King announced his endorsement of Judge Roy Moore for the U.S. Senate.
Gun Owners of America press release rallies Alabama voters to support Roy Moore for Senate in order to secure concealed carry reciprocity.
Rep. Mo Brooks (R., Ala.) — who finished third in last week’s Senate vote between establishment favorite Sen. Luther Strange (R., Ala.) and conservative firebrand and former state Supreme Court justice Roy Moore — said Steve Bannon’s West Wing departure and President Trump’s endorsement of Sen. Strange is a sign that the establishment swamp has seized control of the White House.
Senate Candidate Roy Moore pulled a gun during a Chambers County Republic Club meeting in order to show that he is pro-Second Amendment.
Seven Alabama delegates for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election have endorsed Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) for the Senate seat now held by Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL), including Alabama State Representative Ed Henry, who was the chairman of Trump’s campaign in that state.
On Monday, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL 5) announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in the special election to replace former Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), now the attorney general.