New Pres. Donald LIE A Whopper

[Skull Pilot]

Outrage du jour.

You excuse lies

Anyone who votes for any politician excuses lies because ALL politicians lie

Not all lies are created equal, and what some call lies, are merely misstatements, ignorance and more.

A lie is a lie is a lie and ALL politicians lie

What's funny is that you people complain about politicians lying all the time.

It's the same as complaining about a sheep for bleating

 

[Camp]

Outrage du jour.

You excuse lies

Anyone who votes for any politician excuses lies because ALL politicians lie

Not all lies are created equal, and what some call lies, are merely misstatements, ignorance and more.

A lie is a lie is a lie and ALL politicians lie

What's funny is that you people complain about politicians lying all the time.

It's the same as complaining about a sheep for bleating

Endless excuses for a pathological serial malicious liar President. The most prolific liar in US Presidential history.

 

[Skull Pilot]

Outrage du jour.

You excuse lies

Anyone who votes for any politician excuses lies because ALL politicians lie

Not all lies are created equal, and what some call lies, are merely misstatements, ignorance and more.

A lie is a lie is a lie and ALL politicians lie

What's funny is that you people complain about politicians lying all the time.

It's the same as complaining about a sheep for bleating

Endless excuses for a pathological serial malicious liar President. The most prolific liar in US Presidential history.

FYI I don't make excuses for anyone
I am merely pointing out the hypocrisy of those whining about politicians who lie.

ALL politicians lie
ALL politicians have always lied
ALL politicians will always lie

So if you vote for a politician you are voting for a liar

 

[Staidhup]

So quickly do they forget the words spoken by their messiah Obama.

 

[FA_Q2]

You expected statesmanship or class? Fools. (-:

Of course the Trumpbots don't want that. And frankly the message of arming places of worship works for them.

Not really.

This, however, has nothing to do with statesmanship or class. It has to do with pointless pontificating. Trump should not have justified the rally in the first place, doing so is asinine. There was zero reason to cancel anything. The entire 'issue' is faux outrage and pathetic.

Of course, Trump could not pass a good opportunity up to make random shit up on the spot so he went ahead and did it anyway.

Well, I agree about his pointlessness. But he wasn't about to accept that the major stories were bombs delivered to his opponents or slaughter based on divisiveness. The story had to be about him, and his huge wins. That's not just what he feeds his ego but also what he's betting the off year election on.

Showing some respect for families of dead people is less important than his act.

That is not showing respect for anything?

Did you go to work the next day? How about shopping. Did you buy anything the day after? What about during the event - my guess is that you likely did not change your routine one iota during and after the bombs were sent. I wonder how many of those politicians stopped fundraising over the next few days? If the DNC halted all operations for the next few days? None of that happened of course. They, and I bet you, just went on with your day - as we all should. Except those in political office that you don't like - they of course need to drop everything and cater to your perception of what they should or should not be doing.

What is more important than his rally, than pontificating about 'respect for the families' (of which no one was actually injured in the first place as well so 'slaughter' is an asinine term here) is actually remembering that politics is not about bullshit like this but rather about policy.

You want Trump to shrivel and die tomorrow then the electorate has to STOP doing bullshit like complaining about his rally and more true introspection on policy and what direction the country should actually be going in.

 

[FA_Q2]

Outrage du jour.

You excuse lies

Anyone who votes for any politician excuses lies because ALL politicians lie

Not all lies are created equal, and what some call lies, are merely misstatements, ignorance and more.

A lie is a lie is a lie and ALL politicians lie

What's funny is that you people complain about politicians lying all the time.

It's the same as complaining about a sheep for bleating

It is much deeper than that.

It really is not the same as complaining sheep bleat because if a sheep doers not bleat, no one decides it cant be a sheep. There is literally zero chance that a politician gets elected or stays in office without blatantly lying anymore. The electorate does more than accept politicians lying, they require it.

 

[Lesh]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

 

[bendog]

You expected statesmanship or class? Fools. (-:

Of course the Trumpbots don't want that. And frankly the message of arming places of worship works for them.

Not really.

This, however, has nothing to do with statesmanship or class. It has to do with pointless pontificating. Trump should not have justified the rally in the first place, doing so is asinine. There was zero reason to cancel anything. The entire 'issue' is faux outrage and pathetic.

Of course, Trump could not pass a good opportunity up to make random shit up on the spot so he went ahead and did it anyway.

Well, I agree about his pointlessness. But he wasn't about to accept that the major stories were bombs delivered to his opponents or slaughter based on divisiveness. The story had to be about him, and his huge wins. That's not just what he feeds his ego but also what he's betting the off year election on.

Showing some respect for families of dead people is less important than his act.

That is not showing respect for anything?

Did you go to work the next day? How about shopping. Did you buy anything the day after? What about during the event - my guess is that you likely did not change your routine one iota during and after the bombs were sent. I wonder how many of those politicians stopped fundraising over the next few days? If the DNC halted all operations for the next few days? None of that happened of course. They, and I bet you, just went on with your day - as we all should. Except those in political office that you don't like - they of course need to drop everything and cater to your perception of what they should or should not be doing.

What is more important than his rally, than pontificating about 'respect for the families' (of which no one was actually injured in the first place as well so 'slaughter' is an asinine term here) is actually remembering that politics is not about bullshit like this but rather about policy.

You want Trump to shrivel and die tomorrow then the electorate has to STOP doing bullshit like complaining about his rally and more true introspection on policy and what direction the country should actually be going in.

Trump said the stock market opened the day after 9-11. A lie.

Pete Rozelle said his biggest mistake was playing the games after JFK was killed.

Obama did stuff I didn't approve of but he is a decent man;

 

[ABikerSailor]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

 

[Vandalshandle]

So quickly do they forget the words spoken by their messiah Obama.

So quickly to Trump supporters fire up their deflection machines....

 

[FA_Q2]

You expected statesmanship or class? Fools. (-:

Of course the Trumpbots don't want that. And frankly the message of arming places of worship works for them.

Not really.

This, however, has nothing to do with statesmanship or class. It has to do with pointless pontificating. Trump should not have justified the rally in the first place, doing so is asinine. There was zero reason to cancel anything. The entire 'issue' is faux outrage and pathetic.

Of course, Trump could not pass a good opportunity up to make random shit up on the spot so he went ahead and did it anyway.

Well, I agree about his pointlessness. But he wasn't about to accept that the major stories were bombs delivered to his opponents or slaughter based on divisiveness. The story had to be about him, and his huge wins. That's not just what he feeds his ego but also what he's betting the off year election on.

Showing some respect for families of dead people is less important than his act.

That is not showing respect for anything?

Did you go to work the next day? How about shopping. Did you buy anything the day after? What about during the event - my guess is that you likely did not change your routine one iota during and after the bombs were sent. I wonder how many of those politicians stopped fundraising over the next few days? If the DNC halted all operations for the next few days? None of that happened of course. They, and I bet you, just went on with your day - as we all should. Except those in political office that you don't like - they of course need to drop everything and cater to your perception of what they should or should not be doing.

What is more important than his rally, than pontificating about 'respect for the families' (of which no one was actually injured in the first place as well so 'slaughter' is an asinine term here) is actually remembering that politics is not about bullshit like this but rather about policy.

You want Trump to shrivel and die tomorrow then the electorate has to STOP doing bullshit like complaining about his rally and more true introspection on policy and what direction the country should actually be going in.

Trump said the stock market opened the day after 9-11. A lie.

Pete Rozelle said his biggest mistake was playing the games after JFK was killed.

Obama did stuff I didn't approve of but he is a decent man;

And?

This has nothing to do with anything I stated.

 

[FA_Q2]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

 

[ABikerSailor]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

Then, there is the lie that he has been helping the Republicans campaign on by saying they are going to pass a middle class tax cut before the elections.

Only trouble is..................everyone went home to campaign last week, nobody is in DC to pass a tax cut.

By the way, interesting thing about the debt, it's gone up over 146 percent over what it was last year when Trump took office......................

The US will issue over $1.3 trillion in new debt in 2018, the highest amount since the depths of the recession

The federal government will issue more than $1.3 trillion in debt in 2018, according to a new estimate released by the Treasury Department on Monday, the highest total debt issuance since the depths of the Great Recession:

• Total net marketable securities issued in the fourth quarter will be a projected $425 billion, according to the Treasury report.
• That will bring total debt issued in 2018 to $1.34 trillion, the highest since $1.59 trillion was issued in 2010.
• 2018 debt issuance also jumped 146% from 2017, when just $546 billion was issued.

The numbers come after the Treasury announced in early October that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2018 (which ran from October 2017 through September) hit $779 billion, a 17% jump from the previous fiscal year and the highest level since 2012.

The deficit is expected to come in just shy of $1 trillion for fiscal year 2019 and will eclipse the $1 trillion mark in the following four years, according to official Trump administration estimates.

 

[deltex1]

enjoy the feeling of “Americans First”......hahaha

Not for long dude! Elections around the corner, and Mueller powering through. hahahhaha!

Powering thru? In Texas we call the self abuse.

 

[Camp]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

Then, there is the lie that he has been helping the Republicans campaign on by saying they are going to pass a middle class tax cut before the elections.

Only trouble is..................everyone went home to campaign last week, nobody is in DC to pass a tax cut.

By the way, interesting thing about the debt, it's gone up over 146 percent over what it was last year when Trump took office......................

The US will issue over $1.3 trillion in new debt in 2018, the highest amount since the depths of the recession

The federal government will issue more than $1.3 trillion in debt in 2018, according to a new estimate released by the Treasury Department on Monday, the highest total debt issuance since the depths of the Great Recession:

• Total net marketable securities issued in the fourth quarter will be a projected $425 billion, according to the Treasury report.
• That will bring total debt issued in 2018 to $1.34 trillion, the highest since $1.59 trillion was issued in 2010.
• 2018 debt issuance also jumped 146% from 2017, when just $546 billion was issued.

The numbers come after the Treasury announced in early October that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2018 (which ran from October 2017 through September) hit $779 billion, a 17% jump from the previous fiscal year and the highest level since 2012.
The deficit is expected to come in just shy of $1 trillion for fiscal year 2019 and will eclipse the $1 trillion mark in the following four years, according to official Trump administration estimates.

Trump purposely makes it hard to keep up with his endless lies. They fade away as quickly as he creates new ones. The small trivial ones are mixed in with the big important ones. More are created to defend the original ones. By the time the defense lie are counted, fact checkers are working on a dozen or more lies per day.

 

[ABikerSailor]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

Then, there is the lie that he has been helping the Republicans campaign on by saying they are going to pass a middle class tax cut before the elections.

Only trouble is..................everyone went home to campaign last week, nobody is in DC to pass a tax cut.

By the way, interesting thing about the debt, it's gone up over 146 percent over what it was last year when Trump took office......................

The US will issue over $1.3 trillion in new debt in 2018, the highest amount since the depths of the recession

The federal government will issue more than $1.3 trillion in debt in 2018, according to a new estimate released by the Treasury Department on Monday, the highest total debt issuance since the depths of the Great Recession:

• Total net marketable securities issued in the fourth quarter will be a projected $425 billion, according to the Treasury report.
• That will bring total debt issued in 2018 to $1.34 trillion, the highest since $1.59 trillion was issued in 2010.
• 2018 debt issuance also jumped 146% from 2017, when just $546 billion was issued.

The numbers come after the Treasury announced in early October that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2018 (which ran from October 2017 through September) hit $779 billion, a 17% jump from the previous fiscal year and the highest level since 2012.
The deficit is expected to come in just shy of $1 trillion for fiscal year 2019 and will eclipse the $1 trillion mark in the following four years, according to official Trump administration estimates.

Trump purposely makes it hard to keep up with his endless lies. They fade away as quickly as he creates new ones. The small trivial ones are mixed in with the big important ones. More are created to defend the original ones. By the time the defense lie are counted, fact checkers are working on a dozen or more lies per day.

Was watching CNN earlier today, when they cut away from the broadcast to cover Trump's speech on immigration. He'd said that it was going to be about his new immigration policies that he was going to change, and it turned out to be just another campaign speech. CNN was less than happy about it and cut away 5 min before he ended his speech, and they were bitching that he didn't say anything about his new policies. They were pissed that they covered a campaign rally and nothing of substance was said.

 

[Camp]

Sorry but Trump has raised lying to a high art form.

He doesn't even PRETEND to be telling the truth and none of his sheeple hold him accountable in the slightest.

Republicans...do not EVER complain about a politician lying EVER again after your support for this pathological liar

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

Then, there is the lie that he has been helping the Republicans campaign on by saying they are going to pass a middle class tax cut before the elections.

Only trouble is..................everyone went home to campaign last week, nobody is in DC to pass a tax cut.

By the way, interesting thing about the debt, it's gone up over 146 percent over what it was last year when Trump took office......................

The US will issue over $1.3 trillion in new debt in 2018, the highest amount since the depths of the recession

The federal government will issue more than $1.3 trillion in debt in 2018, according to a new estimate released by the Treasury Department on Monday, the highest total debt issuance since the depths of the Great Recession:

• Total net marketable securities issued in the fourth quarter will be a projected $425 billion, according to the Treasury report.
• That will bring total debt issued in 2018 to $1.34 trillion, the highest since $1.59 trillion was issued in 2010.
• 2018 debt issuance also jumped 146% from 2017, when just $546 billion was issued.

The numbers come after the Treasury announced in early October that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2018 (which ran from October 2017 through September) hit $779 billion, a 17% jump from the previous fiscal year and the highest level since 2012.
The deficit is expected to come in just shy of $1 trillion for fiscal year 2019 and will eclipse the $1 trillion mark in the following four years, according to official Trump administration estimates.

Trump purposely makes it hard to keep up with his endless lies. They fade away as quickly as he creates new ones. The small trivial ones are mixed in with the big important ones. More are created to defend the original ones. By the time the defense lie are counted, fact checkers are working on a dozen or more lies per day.

Was watching CNN earlier today, when they cut away from the broadcast to cover Trump's speech on immigration. He'd said that it was going to be about his new immigration policies that he was going to change, and it turned out to be just another campaign speech. CNN was less than happy about it and cut away 5 min before he ended his speech, and they were bitching that he didn't say anything about his new policies. They were pissed that they covered a campaign rally and nothing of substance was said.

Ya, but he lied plenty during his speech.

 

[ABikerSailor]

What about his latest lie? He says he can get rid of the 14th Amendment with an Executive Order.

That is one that surprises me.

Even the sycophants know that is false.

Then, there is the lie that he has been helping the Republicans campaign on by saying they are going to pass a middle class tax cut before the elections.

Only trouble is..................everyone went home to campaign last week, nobody is in DC to pass a tax cut.

By the way, interesting thing about the debt, it's gone up over 146 percent over what it was last year when Trump took office......................

The US will issue over $1.3 trillion in new debt in 2018, the highest amount since the depths of the recession

The federal government will issue more than $1.3 trillion in debt in 2018, according to a new estimate released by the Treasury Department on Monday, the highest total debt issuance since the depths of the Great Recession:

• Total net marketable securities issued in the fourth quarter will be a projected $425 billion, according to the Treasury report.
• That will bring total debt issued in 2018 to $1.34 trillion, the highest since $1.59 trillion was issued in 2010.
• 2018 debt issuance also jumped 146% from 2017, when just $546 billion was issued.

The numbers come after the Treasury announced in early October that the budget deficit for fiscal year 2018 (which ran from October 2017 through September) hit $779 billion, a 17% jump from the previous fiscal year and the highest level since 2012.
The deficit is expected to come in just shy of $1 trillion for fiscal year 2019 and will eclipse the $1 trillion mark in the following four years, according to official Trump administration estimates.

Trump purposely makes it hard to keep up with his endless lies. They fade away as quickly as he creates new ones. The small trivial ones are mixed in with the big important ones. More are created to defend the original ones. By the time the defense lie are counted, fact checkers are working on a dozen or more lies per day.

Was watching CNN earlier today, when they cut away from the broadcast to cover Trump's speech on immigration. He'd said that it was going to be about his new immigration policies that he was going to change, and it turned out to be just another campaign speech. CNN was less than happy about it and cut away 5 min before he ended his speech, and they were bitching that he didn't say anything about his new policies. They were pissed that they covered a campaign rally and nothing of substance was said.

Ya, but he lied plenary during his speech.

Actually, that was the reason Tapper cut away from his speech this afternoon. He said that it was just another rally speech, and already so many lies had been said, that he felt like he had to stop coverage of the speech to correct many of the lies he had just told. He corrected about 5 of them, then started in about how CNN had been duped, it wasn't a policy speech about what Trump was going to change about the immigration policy, it was just another campaign stump speech, only this time, it was coming directly from the WH.