Trump Blasts ‘Disgruntled’ Former Employee Alleging Sexual Discrimination
The Republican front-runner disputes the details of the complaint.
Donald Trump speaks while his wife, Melania Trump, listens during a campaign rally at the Gerald W. Kirn Middle School in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Jan. 31, 2016.
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Donald Trump is vigorously defending himself against sexual discrimination allegations made by a former Iowa campaign worker.
In a Sunday phone interview with Bloomberg Politics, Trump described the fired field organizer, Elizabeth Mae Davidson, as “a disgruntled employee who wanted to come back to the campaign, but she didn't do a good job.”