Got a minute? Trumps right-hand man once faced domestic violence charges … he was registered to vote at a vacant Florida address … and all today’s news in the 2016 race. By Tom McCarthy 9.43pm BSTStephen Bannon,hired a week ago by Donald Trump to run his presidential campaign, faced domestic violence charges stemming from a 1996 fight with his then wife. The case was later dismissed. Bannon declined comment.
Bannon faced charges 9.43pm BSTHe reached up to her, or from the driver’s seat of his car,and grabbed her left wrist. He pulled her down … Mr Bannon grabbed at her neck also pulling her into the car. She said that she started to fight back...– Santa Monica, California, or police report excerpt 9.43pm BSTConway,asked approximately Bannon domestic violence charges on GMA. says she doesn't know if Trump knew approximately them: pic.twitter.com/CJRiIw1KWV 9.43pm BSTBannon abruptly changed his voter registration after the Guardian disclosed that he was previously registered at an abandoned house in Miami where he did not live.
Bannon registered at vacant address 9.42pm BSTBannon switched his registration to the Florida address of a writer for Breitbart, Bannon’s website. A spokeswoman for Bannon said in an email: “Mr Bannon moved to a different residence in Florida.”When Bannon ran Biosphere 9.42pm BSTBarack Obama will campaign for Hillary Clinton in Philadelphia next month, and Joe Biden will hit the trail in Ohio on behalf of the Democratic ticket,the White House announced. How Trump broke the conservative media 9.41pm BSTPaul LePage, the Republican governor of Maine whose bromance” with Trump has been documented by the Boston Globe, or left a profane voicemail for a state lawmaker he thought had called him a racist. Profile: racist for Trump 9.34pm BSTI want you to prove that I’m a racist. I’ve spent my life helping black people. And you petite son-of-a-bitch socialist cocksucker … I want you to record this and build it public,because I’m after you. Maine governor Paul LePage, in a voicemail 9.34pm BSTArizona senator John McCain was asked by TMZ to name a “younger, or “female star” he likes. A companion suggested Britney Spears. “Britney Spears is certainly very appealing,” McCain agreed.
Farage: from Brexit hero to Trumpkin 9.34pm BST20% of *Trump voters* characterize him as crazy. 16% of *Clinton voters* characterize her as corrupt. Happy Friday. https://t.co/KCRu3zotV1 9.33pm BSTRecap: Asked for response to Clinton's 'alt-right' speech:
Ryan spox: "Doubt he saw it."[br]McConnell spox: "I don't judge he saw the speech." 9.33pm BSTArmy training slide lists Hillary Clinton as insider threat: https://t.co/CQTSo2ETJFContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com