After Ivanka Trump spoke out against Roy Moore, Donald Trump was not pleased with her response.
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Over the last month, the biggest story to dominate the political headlines has been the sexual assault and harassment scandal surrounding #Roy Moore. While #Donald Trump has come out in defense of Moore, the president is not pleased that his daughter voiced her displeasure.
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It was at the start of November when the Washington Post broke their bombshell report accusing Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of attempting to engage in sexual activity with underage women, with the oldest allegation dating back to 1979. The paper cited 30 sources, including four women who all had similar stories. As expected, Moore denied the claims, and instead deflected the blame onto the "liberal media." Moore was expected to defeat his Democratic opponent Doug Jones in a fairly routine election in the red state of Alabama, but recent poll numbers show it's likely to be a toss up.
The reaction from the Republican Party and the conservative media has been split, with some calling on Moore to drop out of the race due to fear of tarnishing the brand of the GOP. Others have been quick to support him, which included Donald Trump who spoke out earlier this week [vid'eo=twitter;934512279936229376]https://twitter.com/thehill/status/934512279936229376/photo/1"]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DPgN9vOW4AIRs3D.jpg:small[/IMG[/video]
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JUST IN: Trump angry with Ivanka for condemning Roy Moore: report http://hill.cm/zC9HTFE
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Originally reported by the New York Times, and later highlighted by The Hill, Donald Trump is not happy that his daughter Ivanka Trump went behind his back to bash Roy Moore.
After the initial story broke, Ivanka said that there is "a special place in hell for people who prey on children." Ivanka's remarks are in stark contrast with her father, who addressed the issue with several members of his administration.
More shame @ source
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This article is part of Donald Trump Channel. Follow this channel to get all the latest news and engage with a passionate community.
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Over the last month, the biggest story to dominate the political headlines has been the sexual assault and harassment scandal surrounding #Roy Moore. While #Donald Trump has come out in defense of Moore, the president is not pleased that his daughter voiced her displeasure.
Donald on Ivanka
It was at the start of November when the Washington Post broke their bombshell report accusing Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of attempting to engage in sexual activity with underage women, with the oldest allegation dating back to 1979. The paper cited 30 sources, including four women who all had similar stories. As expected, Moore denied the claims, and instead deflected the blame onto the "liberal media." Moore was expected to defeat his Democratic opponent Doug Jones in a fairly routine election in the red state of Alabama, but recent poll numbers show it's likely to be a toss up.
The reaction from the Republican Party and the conservative media has been split, with some calling on Moore to drop out of the race due to fear of tarnishing the brand of the GOP. Others have been quick to support him, which included Donald Trump who spoke out earlier this week [vid'eo=twitter;934512279936229376]https://twitter.com/thehill/status/934512279936229376/photo/1"]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DPgN9vOW4AIRs3D.jpg:small[/IMG[/video]
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JUST IN: Trump angry with Ivanka for condemning Roy Moore: report http://hill.cm/zC9HTFE
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Originally reported by the New York Times, and later highlighted by The Hill, Donald Trump is not happy that his daughter Ivanka Trump went behind his back to bash Roy Moore.
After the initial story broke, Ivanka said that there is "a special place in hell for people who prey on children." Ivanka's remarks are in stark contrast with her father, who addressed the issue with several members of his administration.
More shame @ source
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