Trump stays firmly out of Alabama-Moore dispute
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump kept resolutely quiet and out of the fight Wednesday as national Republicans called ever more intensely for Roy Moore to abandon his Alabama campaign for the U.S. Senate and party officials debated a list of options that none of them liked.
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