Another White House employee was forced to resign after allegations of domestic violence.

As reported by the newspaper The Washington Post, US President's speech speech director David Sorensen filed a resignation statement after the former wife accused him of "violence and emotional aggression" during a joint life.

Sorensen himself denied these accusations, saying that he himself was a victim of violence.

Nevertheless, the White House confirmed information about the dismissal of the speechwriter.

"Even before we were contacted by the media, the night before we heard about these accusations," said Deputy Press Secretary of the US President Raj Shah. "We immediately turned to the employee who denied the charges, but today he resigned".

David Sorensen, formerly an adviser to the Governor of the State of Maine Paul Lepage, began work in the US administration last year.

Recall, at the end of the week it became known that the administration was forced to leave the office of President Rob Porter. The reason was accusations of domestic violence, which were made by two former wives of an official.

Source: Voice of America.