Former President Donald Trump has withdrawn his endorsement of Jackson Lahmeyer, a right-wing pastor, after a texting scandal emerged. Lahmeyer had been competing against Mark Tedford in a Republican primary runoff election scheduled for Tuesday. Following the controversy, Lahmeyer announced the end of his campaign on Wednesday.
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Trump Withdraws Endorsement of Pastor Following Texting Controversy
Donald Trump has rescinded his endorsement of Jackson Lahmeyer after a texting scandal. Lahmeyer, who was in a Republican primary runoff against Mark Tedford, subsequently ended his campaign on Wednesday.
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Trump Rescinds Endorsement of Right-Wing Pastor After Texting Scandal
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Trump Withdraws Endorsement of Pastor Following Texting Controversy