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Originally published on January 31, 2021 8:59 am Former President Donald Trump is relying on several relatively unknown attorneys from South Carolina to defend him in his second impeachment trial. All are from small firms and appear to be a stark contrast to Trump's previous counsel. Butch Bowers, 55, is an elections and ethics attorney in the capital city of Columbia. He is known as the "go-to guy" for the state's Republican politicians and party leaders. Former Gov. Mark Sanford turned to Bowers in 2009 when Sanford faced threats of impeachment for lying about leaving his job to visit his ...
S.C. lawyer says he doesn’t hesitate to represent Trump: ‘It’s what I do.’ Michael Kranish As Karl S. “Butch” Bowers Jr. works from his one-lawyer office in Columbia, S.C., preparing to defend former president Donald Trump in the Senate impeachment trial, he thinks back to the day in 1983 when his father called him before heading to federal prison. Ever since his father served time for defrauding the government, Bowers said, he felt that the conviction was politically motivated and unfair, and he has spent much of his career defending political figures, includ...
Donald Trump's impeachment defense lawyer reveals his father was a federal official jailed for fraud and claims he was victim of a political vendetta saying it inspired him to defend ex-president Trump's impeachment defense lawyer said he dedicated his life to defending public figures after his father was jailed for defrauding the government Karl 'Butch' Bowers Jr. said he felt the conviction was politically motivated as his father possibly had gubernatorial or congressional aspirations 'I'm not worried what other people think,' Bowers said of taking the case 'This goes back to my dad,' h...