Trump now up to 20+ lies per day - more dishonest or more delusional or both??

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reagansghost

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As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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This sad old sod averages around thirty posts a day, and just about every fucking one of them is about Trump. What a sad bastard he is, truly an indictment to the severity of TDS in some people.
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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Still crying, BOY? It's embarrassing to watch you be such a pussy but if you're that proud of it, you'll be allowed to continue. It seems that's all you have in life.
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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Trump is a maggot.

Yeah, he is a pathological liar...but being a maggot is even worse.
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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I'll go with mentally ill. He's been a liar all his life.
 
Havana Moon said:
This sad old sod averages around thirty posts a day, and just about every fucking one of them is about Trump. What a sad bastard he is, truly an indictment to the severity of TDS in some people.
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There are plenty of people trying to cover up Trump's lies and crimes.. Perhaps they believe that makes America great again. What's your reason?
 
kudzu said:
There are plenty of people trying to cover up Trump's lies and crimes.. Perhaps they believe that makes America great again. What's your reason?
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What will help make it great again is if you whiners on the left would quit crying because you got your asses kicked in 2016.
 
CFM said:
What will help make it great again is if you whiners on the left would quit crying because you got your asses kicked in 2016.
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The problem is not that Hillary lost.. The problem is we have an incompetent liar and cheat in office.
 
kudzu said:
Trump has craved publicity since the early 1980s.. He's like an addict or a kid who will do anything for attention .. even negative attention.
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He was born in the 1980s?

It's clear, as usual, you talk out of your ass. The best thing you can do is go back under the bleachers like did in high school and beyond. The word on the streets is that's the only thing you're know for.
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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don't you ever get tired of lying about Trump?......
 
reagansghost said:
As time wears on, the presidency continues to prove less powerful and amusing than he thought it would be, and a steady stream of his close advisers end up indicted and/or in prison, Donald Trump has been escalating the number of lies he tells the American public. By a lot.

The president averaged nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in his first year in office. He hit nearly 16.5 a day in his second year. So far in 2019, he’s averaging nearly 22 claims a day.

His two-hour ranting monologue in front of the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend featured 100 individual lies—in public. Most of them were repeats of previous false claims, many of which he repeats incessantly in speech after speech, and many of which can be proven plainly false not by in-depth expert analysis but by simply running some damn videotape. He regularly lies about his own actions, dissembling about everything from the most basic economic statistics to the invisible crowds that he is forever insisting are hovering just outside the doors of whatever venue he is currently speaking at. He's now topped 9,000 individual lies since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post's count.

So, is there any plan as to what to do about this? Is this simply the new standard for the American presidency? The president is allowed to lie to the American public if it pleases him, and there shall be no recourse other than, at best, irregular reports in various newspapers as to just what the national leader has invented, exaggerated, or hallucinated on any particular day?

Again, there are only two possibilities here. Possibility No. 1 is that Donald Trump is a pathological liar. He knows he's lying to the public, and either cannot help doing it or is intentionally misleading the public on a daily, relentless basis.

The second possibility is that he is severely mentally ill, and unable to tell the difference between the realities that exist and the ones he invents.

~ Hunter


.....Putin's boy knows his fat ass is in a sling, getting more erratic and nonsensical every single day and is putting our republic in extreme peril
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You're doing pretty well yourself, over 30 posts a day and most of them are fake news, gross distortions or half truths at best!!
 
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