Posted on 09/04/2018 10:11:23 AM PDT by deplorableindc
Edited on 09/04/2018 10:31:51 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
President Trump's former attorney John Dowd says he was misquoted in a bombshell book by Bob Woodward, which describes him calling Trump a "[bleep] liar" and cautioning the president that he could end up wearing "an orange jump suit."
The quotes are attributed to Dowd in Fear: Trump in the White House. The book is scheduled for release Sept. 11 but excerpts were reported Tuesday.
Dowd represented Trump until March, serving for nearly a year as one of his key attorneys during special counsel Robert Mueller's probe, which began as an investigation of possible Trump campaign collusion with Russia.
So the book is full of lies, half-truths and made up attacks - aren’t they all when written by the Trump hating Left?
“John Dowd says he was misquoted in a bombshell book by Bob Woodward”
This kind of thing by Woodword, added to the lies Bernstein is telling... it kind of makes you wonder if the truth about Watergate might come out at last. Maybe some brave, honorable, investigative person (Sara Carter ... are you listening?) will be motivated to delve in to what really happened. A cover-up for sure, but involving prostitutes, John Dean, and a bunch of other stuff. Nothing to do with Nixon.
Woodward and Bernstein might do well to just STFU, keep low profiles, and draw as little attention to themselves as possible. Their arrogance might open a can of worms for them, and their halos might be tarnished or removed.
Nixon never ordered the break-in nor did he even know about it. He got in trouble for, once he found out, trying to cover it up.
The book is nothing but lies, trying to turn people against Trump, so the Dems can try to impeach him.
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