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The Guardian - US
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Lloyd Green

Political Prisoner review: Paul Manafort stays loyal to Trump – but still spills a few beans

Paul Manafort arrives for an arraignment hearing on mortgage fraud charges in New York in June 2019.
Paul Manafort arrives for an arraignment hearing on mortgage fraud charges in New York in June 2019. Photograph: Justin Lane/EPA

Paul Manafort’s name appeared in reports issued by the special counsel and the Senate intelligence committee. A convicted felon pardoned by the 45th president, he is a free man haunted by the past.

His memoir, Political Prisoner, is primarily an exercise in score-settling, pointing an accusatory finger at federal prosecutors and lashing out at enemies. With a pardon from Trump, Manafort is unencumbered by fear from further prosecution.

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