President Trump tweeted a letter that referred to the peaceful protesters who were forcibly dispersed from a park near the White House on Monday evening as 'terrorists'
President Donald Trump on Thursday shared a letter on Twitter that referred to the peaceful protesters who were forcibly dispersed from a park near the White House on Monday evening as"terrorists."
The letter from veteran attorney and former Trump lawyer John Dowd appears to be addressed to former Secretary of Defense James Mattis and rebuts Mattis' Wednesday statement castigating Trump's response to the nationwide protests after the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer. "The phony protesters near Lafayette were not peaceful and are not real," Dowd's letter claimed, without citing any evidence.
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