Trump Endorses Candidate Amid Allegations; Birthright Citizenship Gets Another Reboot
KEY POINTS
- •Max Miller, former Trump senior adviser, seeks reelection despite domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife.
- •On August 6, Trump issued new executive orders denying US citizenship to children of 'birth tourists' after the Supreme Court struck down prior attempts.
- •Trump continues to endorse candidates like Tennessee’s Andy Ogles while avoiding confirming plans for JD Vance's 2028 presidential run.
In a dazzling political performance, former Trump adviser Max Miller is pressing for reelection despite domestic abuse allegations raised by his ex-wife — talk about sticking to your campaign promises! Meanwhile, Trump, unfazed by the Supreme Court's recent smackdown of his 2026 order against birthright citizenship, signed fresh executive orders on August 6, proving if at first you don’t succeed, try and try again... five weeks later. These moves continue his decade-long crusade initiated during a 2015 campaign event. Meanwhile, in Tennessee, Andy Ogles, an anti-Muslim congressman with Trump’s blessing, is nervously sweating his primary results against the Governor’s favorite. And Trump, ever cryptic, refuses to admit to a Washington Post report suggesting he’s already campaigning for 2028’s JD Vance. Politics as usual, folks!
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(1 of 3)Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/7/2026 | Author: Tom Ambrose