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Trump’s Secretary Has Resigned After Reveal Of Disturbing History Of Domestic Abuse Allegations

“A White House official said senior officials were trying to convince Porter ‘to stay and fight,’ reports Axios. “Those officials included Chief of Staff John Kelly.”

Kelly released a statement in support of Porter, describing him as “a man of true integrity and honor and I can’t say enough good things about him. He is a friend, a confidante and a trusted professional. I am proud to serve alongside him.”

For the record, Kelly spoke in October of 2017 about how disappointing it is that women are no longer “sacred” or “looked upon with great honor” in our country.

Pretty strong words from someone who is currently attempting to protect an abuser of women.

Porter may have stepped down from his role in the White House, but it is important to consider that his troubling personal history ought to be addressed in some official capacity. Holderness and Willoughby may have been willing to come forward publicly, but it is unlikely that they are the only women that Porter has abused.