Senate race in Alabama pits Trump against his own supporters and advisers
FLORENCE, Ala. — President Donald Trump will swoop into Alabama on Friday to bolster the campaign of Sen. Luther Strange, a soft-spoken former state attorney general now in danger of losing the seat he was tapped to fill just months ago after Jeff Sessions joined the administration. But in this conservative state that overwhelmingly supported Trump…
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