The Political Mythbuster-in-Chief

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

 

[saveliberty]

Here's a tissue snowflake. You have three more years of this minimum.

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Are you going to cry?

Over the Conservative Supreme Court for the next three decades?

Over the tax cut and the now booming economy?

Over the border security for the first time in 50 years?

Over the newly revived self esteem coming back to America?

Or are you going to give your tax cut back to Treasury and be an all warm and fuzzy snowflake.

 

[JGalt]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Maybe he's lied to you, but he hasn't lied to me.

Greatest President ever!

 

[Crixus]

yawn.

 

[saveliberty]

Obama's 50 Lies / Obama Not Exactly

 

[gipper]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Obama lied every time he opened his mouth. So, this is nothing new. Keep calm and try not to lose your mind.

 

[westwall]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

 

[Wry Catcher]

Here's a tissue snowflake. You have three more years of this minimum.

A double-fecta: ^^^ An ad hominem followed by an idiot-gram.

 

[Wry Catcher]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

LOL, lots of opinion here ^^^, and yet, nothing to substantiate the claim. Typical hackery.

 

[miketx]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

LOL, lots of opinion here ^^^, and yet, nothing to substantiate the claim. Typical hackery.

LOL! Your opinion come straight from CNN.

 

[saveliberty]

Here's a tissue snowflake. You have three more years of this minimum.

A double-fecta: ^^^ An ad hominem followed by an idiot-gram.

Translation: Stop giving Clayton a hard time.

 

[Wry Catcher]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

LOL, lots of opinion here ^^^, and yet, nothing to substantiate the claim. Typical hackery.

LOL! Your opinion come straight from CNN.

I don't watch CNN, apparently you do since you know what they've broadcast.

Right now I'm watching NE and JAX. Before that my son and I took our dog for Sunday play day, we toss the Frisbee to her on the asphalt in a parking area of a business park so she can wear down her nails.

Before the kick off and after the play day we made burgers for lunch on the Big Green Egg. And now I'm enjoying a post lunch Iced Green Tea, watching the game with a tired dog lying next to me and playing to watch the NE v. JAX and then the Minn. Phil. game later.

For the record, I'm rooting for JAX and Minn. I had Niner Season Tickets until they moved to the South Bay, and went to my share of Eagle Games. Their fans are obnoxious, vulgar and pugnacious.

Just thought I'd let you know, so as to prevent you from spreading more ignorance, and proving how truly uninformed you really are.

 

[westwall]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

LOL, lots of opinion here ^^^, and yet, nothing to substantiate the claim. Typical hackery.

Yes, lots of opinion plus I have the facts to back up what I said. Unlike you.

 

[PredFan]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

You need this. You’re welcome.

 

[Wry Catcher]

‘Trump has made false or misleading claims more than 2,000 times in the past year, by The Washington Post’s tally. And you could count his genuine apologies on one hand: Just make a circle with your thumb and fingers.

The news is so full of his lies and contradictions — to say nothing about harmful policies — that claims that he paid a pornographic film actress to keep quiet about an affair have scarcely kept the nation’s attention.

And he is never so shameless as when he is denying the significance of reports of his campaign’s contacts with Russia. Mr. Trump admitted during his campaign that he hadn’t felt the need to ask God for forgiveness. It’s now undeniable that we live — and to some extent, have always lived — in a political world in which shame is optional.

Gone, even, is the idea that videotaped evidence of misbehavior is dispositive. People clinging to old myths about what the public would tolerate could have been forgiven for believing that if we all saw and heard a candidate essentially admitting to being a sexual predator, we would all agree that this was unacceptable. But no. He whispers that it wasn’t even him on the “Access Hollywood” tape. Suddenly, what was beyond debate is debatable.’

Opinion | The Political Mythbuster in Chief

Some might take solace in the fact that Trump failed to win the popular vote, that three million voters voted for someone other than Trump, that Trump remains extremely unpopular, and that he has accomplished little – if anything – of consequence his first year in office, but that doesn’t address the issue of something having gone terribly wrong with the political process where the likes of Trump, a liar, misogynist, bigot, and racist, someone so devoid of character could indeed become president.

Let us know when his exaggerations or lies actually harm anyone other than himself. Your hero the shrilary, and her boss the obummer lied maybe not so much....but their lies actually harmed real people. I suggest you go climb back under your rock that you were hiding under after your catastrophic election predictions so embarrased you youcouldn't show your face around here for months.

You haven't improved with age.

LOL, lots of opinion here ^^^, and yet, nothing to substantiate the claim. Typical hackery.

Yes, lots of opinion plus I have the facts to back up what I said. Unlike you.

ooooh, such a fine statement, loaded with facts, evidence and arrogance.

 

[g5000]

Maybe he's lied to you, but he hasn't lied to me.

Yes he has. You're just too retarded to notice

You've been masively hoaxed by Trump. How's that cheap TrumpCare working for you?

How's that gigantic deficit spending working for you?

"I’m going to be working for you. I’m not going to have time to go play golf. Bleev me. Bleev me. Bleev me, folks." - Donald Trump, August 8, 2016