WASHINGTON –
President-elect Donald Trump’s willingness to decide on cupboard members with histories of alleged sexual misconduct threw his transition plans off target this week.
Matt Gaetz, Trump’s choose for lawyer common, dropped out of consideration on Thursday amid mounting questions over allegations of getting intercourse with an underage woman and illicit drug use. He has denied wrongdoing.
His withdrawal underscores the danger of Trump’s method to staffing his second administration. He seems to be emboldened by his political comeback and keen to problem the Senate Republicans to again some unorthodox picks.
