Donald Trump‘s infamous campaign manager Corey Lewandowski takes on different personalities depending on who you talk to and what story or commentary you read.
In a story by WaPo‘s Karen Tumulty, a sensitive side emerges when his eyes well up with tears as he describes a chaotic scene at a Tucson rally. Campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks hands him a Mar-a-Lago cocktail napkin.
But he’s also the “thug” who faces a battery charge for touching former Breitbart News reporter Michelle Fields at a Trump event in Jupiter, Fla., and allegedly leaving “finger-shaped” bruises on her forearm.
To Trump, he’s a family man who’s getting unfairly depicted as a criminal.
If the media scrum gets too boisterous at his trial, The Mirror found Corey’s twin in Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
