"We Need to Talk About the Lying"

[Woodznutz]

Trump needs to deport millions and thousands more are coming faster than he can deport hundreds.

Source please.

 

[Independent thinker]

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with it. He promised he would lower the cost of housing, groceries and other necessities. He promised cheaper eggs.​

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He promised, he promised and he promised.​

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But the president is not known for his honesty. Just the opposite: He is notorious for stiffing people and reneging on contracts. And true to form, almost none of the promises Trump made to the American people — the promises he made to win a second term in office — were truthful. Virtually all of them were lies.​

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2018 no less:
The message, however, may not have been received. In his Sunday morning tweet, the president appears to assert that it's the media's fault that he has decided to label them "enemies of the American people".
For Mr Trump, then, this kind of language - if it is a problem - is a problem for the media, not him, to fix.

'Enemy of the people' - Trump compared to Stalin for attacks on media
The irony, of course, is that Mr Trump cites New York Times reports about details of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation that are based on anonymous sources.


Lesley Stahl: Trump admitted mission to "discredit" press

Stahl was the first television journalist to sit down with Mr. Trump for an interview following his election victory. Their wide-ranging on-camera interview did not delve into Mr. Trump's attitude toward the press, but Stahl said on Monday night that in a candid, off-camera meeting earlier that year, she pressed him to explain his barrage of insults aimed at journalists, and he gave her a clear explanation:

"I said, 'You know, that is getting tired. Why are you doing this? You're doing it over and over. It's boring and it's time to end that,'" Stahl said on stage alongside "PBS Newshour anchor Judy Woodruff.

"He said, 'You know why I do it? I do it to discredit you all and demean you all so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you.' He said that," Stahl told the audience, adding, "So, put that in your head for a minute."

We know what lying is. Democrats have been doing it for decades. Remember when Biden's inflation was 26% and they told us that the economy is great and that the 26% inflation was transitory?

 

[Dante]

What does that have to do with anything?

The door you opened was one with troves of info on Trump caught lying. Trump said before that Jean Carroll (the woman who had the courts show Trump is a sexual predator), wasn't even his "type" yet he thought she looked exactly like his own wife.

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Video of Trump confusing E Jean Carroll with ex-wife in deposition is released​

Former president shown pointing to photograph of writer who accuses him of rape and saying ‘That’s my wife’

 

[struth]

The door you opened was one with troves of info on Trump caught lying. Trump said before that Jean Carroll (the woman who had the courts show Trump is a sexual predator), wasn't even his "type" yet he thought she looked exactly like his own wife.

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Video of Trump confusing E Jean Carroll with ex-wife in deposition is released​

Former president shown pointing to photograph of writer who accuses him of rape and saying ‘That’s my wife’

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What are you talking about? What does that have to do with a Dem lying?

 

[Dante]

What are you talking about? What does that have to do with a Dem lying?

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with it. He promised he would lower the cost of housing, groceries and other necessities. He promised cheaper eggs.​

​

He promised, he promised and he promised.​

​

But the president is not known for his honesty. Just the opposite: He is notorious for stiffing people and reneging on contracts. And true to form, almost none of the promises Trump made to the American people — the promises he made to win a second term in office — were truthful. Virtually all of them were lies.​

​

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2018 no less:
The message, however, may not have been received. In his Sunday morning tweet, the president appears to assert that it's the media's fault that he has decided to label them "enemies of the American people".
For Mr Trump, then, this kind of language - if it is a problem - is a problem for the media, not him, to fix.

'Enemy of the people' - Trump compared to Stalin for attacks on media
The irony, of course, is that Mr Trump cites New York Times reports about details of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation that are based on anonymous sources.


Lesley Stahl: Trump admitted mission to "discredit" press

Stahl was the first television journalist to sit down with Mr. Trump for an interview following his election victory. Their wide-ranging on-camera interview did not delve into Mr. Trump's attitude toward the press, but Stahl said on Monday night that in a candid, off-camera meeting earlier that year, she pressed him to explain his barrage of insults aimed at journalists, and he gave her a clear explanation:

"I said, 'You know, that is getting tired. Why are you doing this? You're doing it over and over. It's boring and it's time to end that,'" Stahl said on stage alongside "PBS Newshour anchor Judy Woodruff.

"He said, 'You know why I do it? I do it to discredit you all and demean you all so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you.' He said that," Stahl told the audience, adding, "So, put that in your head for a minute."

 

[struth]

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and what does that have to do with the lawsuit that's on appeal?

 

[Dante]

and what does that have to do with the lawsuit that's on appeal?

Thread '"We Need to Talk About the Lying"'

Mar 3, 2025

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with...​

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[struth]

Thread '"We Need to Talk About the Lying"'

Mar 3, 2025

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with...​

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60 Mins as well as the NY Times have been caught repeatedly lying about Trump, or editing interviews to hurt the GOP and interfere in the election, in fact CBS is under investigation for that as we speak

They can't be trusted

 

[Woodznutz]

The door you opened was one with troves of info on Trump caught lying. Trump said before that Jean Carroll (the woman who had the courts show Trump is a sexual predator), wasn't even his "type" yet he thought she looked exactly like his own wife.

​

Video of Trump confusing E Jean Carroll with ex-wife in deposition is released​

Former president shown pointing to photograph of writer who accuses him of rape and saying ‘That’s my wife’

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Back in the day a company I worked for 'paid off' an ex-employee that was suing them because it would cost more to fight it, and winning or losing the suit was meaningless in terms of the business. They simply had better things to do.

The guy bringing the suit was a complete asshole and I believed that the suit was a scam.

 

[Dante]

Back in the day a company I worked for 'paid off' an ex-employee that was suing them because it would cost more to fight it, and winning or losing the suit was meaningless in terms of the business. They simply had better things to do.

The guy bringing the suit was a complete asshole and I believed that the suit was a scam.

I knew of a few firefighters who were arsonists and Fire Dept Big Wigs and Insurance people who were in on plots of what was called back then "Jewish Lightning."

now...



Trump was caught lying

 

[Dante]

60 Mins as well as the NY Times have been caught repeatedly lying about Trump, or editing interviews to hurt the GOP and interfere in the election, in fact CBS is under investigation for that as we speak

They can't be trusted

FOX and Tucker Carlson $1 billion and more coming

 

[struth]

FOX and Tucker Carlson $1 billion and more coming

what does that have to do with 60 Mins and NY TImes?

 

[Dante]

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with it. He promised he would lower the cost of housing, groceries and other necessities. He promised cheaper eggs.​

​

He promised, he promised and he promised.​

​

But the president is not known for his honesty. Just the opposite: He is notorious for stiffing people and reneging on contracts. And true to form, almost none of the promises Trump made to the American people — the promises he made to win a second term in office — were truthful. Virtually all of them were lies.​

​

View attachment 1085441​

2018 no less:
The message, however, may not have been received. In his Sunday morning tweet, the president appears to assert that it's the media's fault that he has decided to label them "enemies of the American people".
For Mr Trump, then, this kind of language - if it is a problem - is a problem for the media, not him, to fix.

'Enemy of the people' - Trump compared to Stalin for attacks on media
The irony, of course, is that Mr Trump cites New York Times reports about details of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation that are based on anonymous sources.


Lesley Stahl: Trump admitted mission to "discredit" press

Stahl was the first television journalist to sit down with Mr. Trump for an interview following his election victory. Their wide-ranging on-camera interview did not delve into Mr. Trump's attitude toward the press, but Stahl said on Monday night that in a candid, off-camera meeting earlier that year, she pressed him to explain his barrage of insults aimed at journalists, and he gave her a clear explanation:

"I said, 'You know, that is getting tired. Why are you doing this? You're doing it over and over. It's boring and it's time to end that,'" Stahl said on stage alongside "PBS Newshour anchor Judy Woodruff.

"He said, 'You know why I do it? I do it to discredit you all and demean you all so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you.' He said that," Stahl told the audience, adding, "So, put that in your head for a minute."

one more time...

 

[Nostra]

We need to talk about the Lying

I suggest we all knew what this is about before even getting here. That's how ubiquitous the lying has been. We have liars calling everybody else a liar so often that it has numbed most people to what is really going on. This was all by design. Things must change.

During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised the moon. He promised he would not cut Social Security. He vowed to protect Medicare. He promised free in vitro fertilization. He disavowed the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and promised that he had “nothing” to do with it. He promised he would lower the cost of housing, groceries and other necessities. He promised cheaper eggs.​

​

He promised, he promised and he promised.​

​

But the president is not known for his honesty. Just the opposite: He is notorious for stiffing people and reneging on contracts. And true to form, almost none of the promises Trump made to the American people — the promises he made to win a second term in office — were truthful. Virtually all of them were lies.​

​

View attachment 1085441​

2018 no less:
The message, however, may not have been received. In his Sunday morning tweet, the president appears to assert that it's the media's fault that he has decided to label them "enemies of the American people".
For Mr Trump, then, this kind of language - if it is a problem - is a problem for the media, not him, to fix.

'Enemy of the people' - Trump compared to Stalin for attacks on media
The irony, of course, is that Mr Trump cites New York Times reports about details of Robert Mueller's Russia investigation that are based on anonymous sources.


Lesley Stahl: Trump admitted mission to "discredit" press

Stahl was the first television journalist to sit down with Mr. Trump for an interview following his election victory. Their wide-ranging on-camera interview did not delve into Mr. Trump's attitude toward the press, but Stahl said on Monday night that in a candid, off-camera meeting earlier that year, she pressed him to explain his barrage of insults aimed at journalists, and he gave her a clear explanation:

"I said, 'You know, that is getting tired. Why are you doing this? You're doing it over and over. It's boring and it's time to end that,'" Stahl said on stage alongside "PBS Newshour anchor Judy Woodruff.

"He said, 'You know why I do it? I do it to discredit you all and demean you all so when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you.' He said that," Stahl told the audience, adding, "So, put that in your head for a minute."

Leslie Stahl Sez so……….

 

[Dante]

Leslie Stahl Sez so……….

Yep. During election season, Before he won in 2016. She had no reason whatsoever to make shit up -- but we do know for a fact that Trump makes shit up all of the time.

 

[Billiejeens]

Source please.

There is literally no accurate source for that.

 

[Billiejeens]

60 Mins as well as the NY Times have been caught repeatedly lying about Trump, or editing interviews to hurt the GOP and interfere in the election, in fact CBS is under investigation for that as we speak

They can't be trusted

They can be trusted.

They work for and with the Democrat Party.
They are the Publicity Wing of the Democrat Party.

You can trust that everything that they say will be to benefit the Democrat Party.

 

[Mac1958]

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They deny and/or dismiss every last example of his lies.

Jesus 2.0 doesn't lie in their reality.

 

[hadit]

Ummm, Donald Trump hasn't even been in office for 2 months, dainty.

It's amusing when democrats and liberals (but I repeat myself) discover for the first time, over and over again, that politicians promise all kinds of things to get elected. They always discover it when Republicans do it, but somehow never seem to notice that politicians of all stripes promise the moon and stars, that dogs and cats won't live together, that sunspots will disappear, and no one will wear white after Labor Day if only they are elected.

 

[Billiejeens]

Let me think -

Which is the most dangerous and prolific liar?

President Trump
or
The New York Times and their Sycophants

President Trump is an amateur compared to those professional lairs.
Democrats luv to be lied to - it's a weird truth.