There's a difference between disbelieving delibera
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Posted On: 08/05/2024 3:04:15 PM
There's a difference between disbelieving deliberate misstatements of fact and recognizing misstatements, mistakes.
Trump routinely crosses that line and outright fabricates, a lot, willfully, verifiably.
He has one felony conviction for a lot of lies and 3 cases charge him for things he lied about, like 'stop the steal', like all the docs were turned in, like the phone call was not about overturning the GA election returns.
And then there just the crazy shit about boats, batteries and sharks, recaptured colonial airfields, sharpie altered weather maps, the world is going to end if Biden is elected, if Harris is elected, Covid will be over by Easter, when it get warm, by the election, best economy/stock market EVER.
YOU may be reassured by all of that. I am not. I respect neither his intelligence nor his integrity nor his nonstop insults and outright lies about his political opponents.
Trump routinely crosses that line and outright fabricates, a lot, willfully, verifiably.
He has one felony conviction for a lot of lies and 3 cases charge him for things he lied about, like 'stop the steal', like all the docs were turned in, like the phone call was not about overturning the GA election returns.
And then there just the crazy shit about boats, batteries and sharks, recaptured colonial airfields, sharpie altered weather maps, the world is going to end if Biden is elected, if Harris is elected, Covid will be over by Easter, when it get warm, by the election, best economy/stock market EVER.
YOU may be reassured by all of that. I am not. I respect neither his intelligence nor his integrity nor his nonstop insults and outright lies about his political opponents.
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