White House calls GOP senator's remark about Trump's competence 'outrageous'

Posted on AllSides August 24, 2017

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The White House on Thursday ripped GOP Sen. Bob Corker for questioning President Trump's stability and competence, calling it a "ridiculous and outrageous" claim.

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