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February 9: Second White House official departs amid abuse allegations, which he denies
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/second-white-house-official-departs-amids-abuse-allegations-which-he-denies/2018/02/09/72ba47e6-0d0d-11e8-8b0d-891602206fb7_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.5132ab1b823f
February 9: Jessica Corbett [David Sorensen's former wife] told the Post that, at various points throughout their two and a half year marriage, Sorensen ran over her foot with a car, extinguished a cigarette on her hand, threw her against a wall and grabbed her by the hair. Sorensen was then a policy advisor to Maine Gov. Paul LePage, a strong supporter of President Trump, and Corbett told the Post that she didn't report her allegations to police at the time due to Sorensen's connections to law enforcement officials.
https://www.bustle.com/p/who-is-david-sorensen-the-white-house-official-has-resigned-8184443
February 13: The ex-wife of former White House speechwriter David Sorensen — who resigned last week amid allegations that he abused her — is disputing President Donald Trump's suggestion that Sorenson didn't receive due process.
Jessica Corbett, who first came forward with the allegations last week, told NBC's "Today" in an exclusive interview that aired Tuesday that she was the one being mistreated.
"I got no due process," she said, addressing Trump's tweet last week that Sorensen may have been "falsely accused." The president also suggested there was "no such thing any longer as Due Process."
"I think he knows the truth, but the truth is bad for business," Corbett said about Trump.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/ex-wife-accused-wh-aide-rips-trump-suggesting-he-didn-n847531
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