NewsweekTrump brings back 2016 campaign manager known for 'letting Trump be Trump'
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75% : "I give him credit for having spirit," Trump said at the time."48% : "Lewandowski, 50, was appointed to run the fledgling Trump campaign starting in June 2015, when Trump first announced his longshot bid for the presidency.
39% : "Mr. Lewandowski is absolutely innocent of this charge," Trump said in a statement at the time.
36% : "Lewandowski later said he was acting out of retaliation to help Trump.
21% : "We hit it off, and if you don't hit it off with your campaign manager, you have a problem," Trump told the Washington Post in 2016.
18% : Lewandowski was known for his unofficial motto: "Let Trump be Trump," which was prominently written on his office white board.
7% : Trump fired Lewandowski in the home-stretch of the 2016 campaign, replacing him with Kellyanne Conway and Paul Manafort.
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