Continuing plagiarism scandal by Melanie Trump
In the presidential campaign, Donald Trump said they are not going to dismiss anyone or take disciplinary action because of the scandal surrounding the plagiarism of Melania Trump's speech.
The campaign plans to continue to work, not paying attention to it.
As ForumDaily wrote earlier, Melania Trump, wife of Donald Trump, accused in that she wrote off part of her speech at the party congress from the speech of the current first lady Michelle Obama eight years ago.
Two paragraphs in the speeches of Michelle Obama and Melania Trump were almost identical.
Two sources told CNN that Trump is furious about the finger-pointing at his campaign, and his aides have blamed Hillary Clinton's campaign. It is worth noting that the plagiarism was discovered by an independent journalist before it was picked up as “viral” information by Hillary Clinton’s allies.
Trump’s campaign chairman Paul Manafort denies plagiarism accusations. He stated that in the text prepared for Melania there were frequently used words.
However, the Trump campaign faced criticism even from allies, who largely blamed staffers - not Melania Trump.
Trump's former campaign manager, Cory Lewandowski, said Tuesday that the person responsible for spelling should be fired. Lewandowski, co-author of CNN, was fired from the Trump campaign last month.
Against the background of the scandal, Meredis McIver, who took part in the writing of the speech, said that her decision to retire was rejected by Trump.
“It was my mistake and I feel terrible about the chaos that is happening,” McIver said.
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