William Johnson, the head of a white nationalist party, was, the Trump camp says, mistakenly named a delegate to the candidate's California slate. They first attributed the gaffe to a "database error."  Later, they claimed that Johnson had been rejected back in February.  But Johnson claims he received a congratulatory email on Monday on being named a delegate by the Trump campaign. The California secretary of state office says the Trump campaign did not contact them until Monday about removing Johnson's name from their slate.  By then, it was too late.  Johnson offered to resign as a delegate, but his name will be on the slate, per California law. CNN: The Trump campaign submitted the name of William Johnson, the head of the American Freedom Party who funded pro-Trump robocalls that talked of the white race "dying out in America," to the California secretary of state. Johnson is one of 169 delegates -- 159 from...(Read Full Post)