What do you think the GOP needs to do in order to recover from Trump's candidacy? It truly seems to have thrown the GOP into disarray. The post Pro-Trump Commentator Candace Owens Sued Over ‘Petty Twitter Fued’ in Which She Allegedly Defamed Kim Klacik as a ‘Madame’ and Money Launderer first appeared on Law & Crime. Trump has vowed revenge against the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach him. Former President Trump is set to offer live commentary at a boxing event from Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Fla., that falls on the 20th anniversary of the Sept. What long term consequences will there be for giving these people the mainstream spotlight and exposure they have always craved?ĭo you think there is any feasible way Trump could still win? He has no more debates left, his scandals have put a huge margin between him and Clinton, and all of Clinton's dirty laundry has pretty much been aired at this point unless something truly devastating gets leaked by WikiLeaks. Conservative commentator Tudor Dixon, who has been endorsed by Trump. These people seem to be egging him on into more extreme and untrue statements.ĮDIT: Subquestion to this. If he had allowed for them to prepare for this do you think he could have negated the damage and still been a serious contender for president instead of being behind by seven points?ĭo you think that Trump surrounding himself and listening to the likes of people such as Steve Bannon and Alex Jones may be a contributing factor to his losing campaign? It seems to me that he is listening to these people far more than seasoned politicians like Christie and Giuliani. commentated the Saturday night boxing bout between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort, receiving cheers of support from the crowd. This led to them being blindsided by the Access Hollywood tape and the sexual abuse allegations. F ormer President Donald Trump and his son Don Jr. It has come out that Donald Trump did not let his campaign research his past to prepare for attacks from the Clinton Campaign that would come during the race. Steve Bannon, advisor to former President Donald Trump, recently said that Fox News has turned on former President Donald Trump.

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