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President Trump drags Canada into U.S. election debate, spins voter fraud theory from Elections Canada tweet
U.S. President Donald Trump is now using Elections Canada to get his point across that Democrats used an electronic voting system called Dominion to cheat.
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Senior US prosecutor fired after 'refusing to take call from Donald Trump’
Preet Bharara revealed he was removed from his post as a leading federal prosecutor in New York after a series of calls from the President.
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Donald Trump blasts ‘biggest witch hunt of a politician’ in US history
Donald Trump is no stranger to making his feelings known when he logs on to Twitter, and today is no exception. The President decided to lash out at his detractors as soon as he woke up this morning, attacking what he sees as a “witch hunt” against him. Trump was reacting to the decision by the US Justice Department to appoint a special counsel to oversee the investigation into alleged Russian influence in the 2016 election.
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Donald Trump 'will find a way to resign’, says President’s ghostwriter
Donald Trump’s ghostwriter claims the President will find a way to resign so that he avoids looking like he is “losing”. Tony Schwartz, who ghostwrote Trump’s ‘The Art of the Deal’ book, said that the controversial President will claim “victory” by resigning before he is impeached. Schwartz was speaking after calls were made for Trump to be impeached over claims he placed pressure on fired FBI Director James Comey to drop an investigation over links to Russia.
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Top US Republican admits Donald Trump crisis is now 'the size of Watergate'
The controversy surrounding Donald Trump has now reached the size of the Watergate scandal, according to one of the most senior Republican senators. John McCain, who was beaten by Barack Obama to the US presidency in 2008, has compared the crisis enveloping Trump to the infamous Watergate incident, that saw President Richard Nixon ultimately resign. While being asked about reports that claimed Trump had put pressure on former FBI Director James Comey to drop the investigation into former natio
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Donald Trump's staff ‘afraid to leave him alone with world leaders’
Staff of Donald Trump are reportedly not comfortable leaving him alone with world leaders in case he says something he shouldn’t. President Trump has a tendency to not hold back and it is that trait that has given some of his advisers and staff the jitters. The reports come as the President is embroiled in another controversy centred around former FBI Director James Comey.
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Washington Post forced to retract claim Sean Spicer was hiding in bushes
The internet roundly mocked Donald Trump’s press secretary Sean Spicer after reports emerged of him hiding in bushes to avoid reporters. Spicer had reportedly been trying to steer clear of a swarm of reporters who wanted answers after President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.
