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What a funny comment...…….I laughed and loved it!
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Trump isn't stretching the truth, he isn't even spinning the truth, he is just out and out lying. Do you ever question when Trump says such things as, "someone said", "I've heard from lots of people", "I've been told by others", etc,etc, etc just WHO are the others? Do you recall Trump saying he had sent people to Hawaii for answers about President Obama's birth certificate and boy would he have some interesting information to reveal? The information was never disclosed but the damage was done as all the birthers heard Trump's comments. Instead of questioning what the information was, or why it was never released, or that perhaps there was no truth to Trump's claims, the birthers just went on repeating the conspiracy theory surrounding the President.
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6/17/2019 2:46 pm |
He may soon do as his comrade commies do. Post his picture on all billboards & large buildings.
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6/17/2019 2:52 pm |
Hiram I certainly would not want the result of the next election to (ruin) your daily actions. Great point you make there. Party On!
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6/17/2019 3:14 pm |
Sports buff hall has me thinking trump could have multple pictures throughout the US---even the whole world to remind the public of how great he is help him in the next election. Every urinal could be graced with his picture surrounding it. All urinals centered just beneath his nose.
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6/17/2019 5:10 pm |
Others have lied in the past but we will not be voting on them. Currently we have the opportunity to (eliminate) several more years of lying by the current all time liar in history. Why would anyone want to retain this liar because someone else lied in the past? Does not make sense at all. Lying can not be justified by the acts of others. Every loser blames someone else. Party On.
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Whenever you are confronted with Trump's asinine behaviour, you deflect.....every time.....do you think we don't see it?.....Whataboutism to the hilt .....
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Is that the best you can come up with? LOL Trump has a long list of lies. Turn the channel and you might come up with the number of lies he has told since taking office. Trump's game is to get out there first, tell the lie, and just stick with it - even if his lie is exposed, he merely repeats the lie and belittles the person who spoke the truth. One of these days you might surprise me (and others) and actually respond to a question. You need to look at the facts and not the conspiracy theories.
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6/17/2019 7:33 pm |
Childish excuses like my children at age 5. At age 6 they knew not to do that.
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6/17/2019 7:43 pm |
The fact is Trump is the one we need to get out of office ASAP. We will not be voting on the past. Tomorrow is what matters.
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A look back at Lie of the Year, By Angie Drobnic Holan PolitiFact awards the Lie of the Year to the most significant falsehood or exaggeration of the past 12 months. Here’s a look back at the past few years of "winners." 2017: Russian election interference is a 'made-up story' President Donald Trump repeatedly insisted that Russia did not interfere in the U.S. elections of 2016. In fact, in both classified and public reports, U.S. intelligence agencies said Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered actions to interfere with the election. Those actions included the cyber-theft of data, propaganda against candidates, and an overall effort to undermine public faith in the democratic process. Trump continually asserted that Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election was fake news, a hoax or a made-up story, even though there is widespread, bipartisan evidence to the contrary. 2016: Fake news Conspiracy theories and hoaxes have always been part of America’s political conversation, but in 2016 they took off online. Fake news found a willing enabler in Donald Trump, who at times repeated and legitimized made-up reports. We defined fake news as fabricated information, manipulated to look like credible news reports, then easily spread online. 2015: The campaign misstatements of Donald Trump From "thousands and thousands" cheering in New Jersey on Sept. 11 to dubious accounts of his own record and words, Trump’s 2015 inaccurate statements exhibited range, boldness and a disregard for the truth. By December 2015, we had rated 76 percent of Trump’s claims Mostly False, False or Pants on Fire. No other politician had clocked more falsehoods on our Truth-O-Meter, and our only real contenders for Lie of the Year were Trump’s. We rolled all them into one big trophy in 2015.
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"But Bush’s and Obama’s lies help explain why only 20 percent of Americans trusted the federal government at the end of Obama’s reign. Pretending America recently had a Golden Age of honest politicians encourages the delusion that toppling Trump is all that is necessary to make the federal government great again." James Bovard
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Oh Sportsbuff tha is so funny.....I love it!
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"But Bush’s and Obama’s lies help explain why only 20 percent of Americans trusted the federal government at the end of Obama’s reign. Pretending America recently had a Golden Age of honest politicians encourages the delusion that toppling Trump is all that is necessary to make the federal government great again." James Bovard
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