November 10, 2017
Whatever else one might think about Donald Trump, it is
increasingly important to acknowledge that he is seemingly incapable of telling
the truth. Whether he is talking about how smart he is, how much he knows about
the military, taxes, health care, other presidents’ birth certificates or how
friendly he is with Mitch McConnell, he can do nothing but lie. When he says
that indicted traitor Paul Manafort (one of his many campaign managers) was
only with his campaign for a short time and was not important, and when he says
that convicted liar (and now “proactively cooperating” witness for Bob
Mueller’s investigation) George Papadopoulos was a “coffee boy”, and when he
says he has all the “best people” he is, in a word, not even in the same galaxy
as telling the truth. When Chrump ends a statement with “Believe me”, you can
be even more certain that he is lying. Hell, his “hair” is a lie.
Chrump lying through his face
sphincter
It
does not matter if the issue at hand is the size of his immense loss of the
popular vote, the size of the crowd at his inauguration, the size of his hands
or the size of his whatever. It does not matter if Chrump is talking (or
tweeting) about Muslims dancing in the streets after the 9/11 attacks, claiming
he would stand up for the working class and drain the swamp, or that that he
will not benefit personally from his so-called tax reform. Whether his absurd
claims that he will bring back thousands of coal jobs, or that he has no
business dealings with Russia, or his objectively disprovable assertion that he
has a very good brain, this president is pathologically incapable of telling
the truth. Chrump may have already damaged the truth for all eternity.
It’s True. He Lies.
Research
has tallied his total number of false statements, misrepresentations and
so-called flip-flops at 1318 over his first 263 days in office. This comes to
five lies per day. If we take into account the fact that Trump has visited one
of his golf resorts approximately once every four days, the actual lie/day
ratio increases substantially. Not to mention that these incessant outings are
costing taxpayers millions of dollars. Speaking of Trump’s golfing habits, one
might recall him saying, “I don’t think I’d see anything – I just wanna stay in
the White House and work my ass off, make great deals, right? Who’s gonna
leave?” I admit it is difficult to decide whether this was a lie or a
flip-flop, but I will go with lie. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I want him
to be working all the time. In fact, given the quality of his work, I would
greatly prefer that he spend all of his time on the golf course, cheating on
every hole and driving his golf cart across every green he owns.
Agree
with Trump’s policies or not – assuming one can pin him down on anything for
more than a few hours at a time. Agree with his style, or his often unhinged 2000
tweets or not, a lie is a lie and someone who incessantly trades in lies is by
definition a – let’s all say it together because the media will not – a liar. I
am all for tact and politeness (Well, not necessarily, but it sounds
presidential.), but there is a time and place for everything. When someone with
immense responsibility for the well-being of a nation and a tiny little finger
on the nuclear trigger is so demonstrably unable to even recognize the truth,
and if he did recognize it would just as soon shoot it on Fifth Avenue (and not
lose a single vote), it is incumbent upon everyone to tell the bloated
festering emperor that he is stark raving nude.
This just in…
More
than eight years after the Republican’ts hatched their plot to murder it in its
sleep and less than one month after Der Furor said of Obamacare, “It’s dead.
It’s gone. It’s no longer - you shouldn’t even mention. It’s
gone,” reports showed that a record number of people enrolled in Obamacare
for 2018. It would appear that reports of Obamacare’s death have been greatly exaggerated.
Now Chrump and his lying monkeys will be sabotaging Obamacare until they can
finally prove that it does not work. SAD.
I apologize
if I have omitted any of your favorite Chrump lies. There are so many, no one
man can keep track. And admittedly, it is at times difficult to determine
whether Chrump is lying or merely too stupid for words. To be safe, we should
assume that at every turn he is both. I know I do.
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