Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
The Fake War on Christmas and Trump
Trump lied again and said that store are not displaying with words Merry Christmas. That's a lie.
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]Monday, October 16, 2017
Trump Lies and Says Obama Did Not Call Families of Dead Soldiers
In an attempt to defend his lack of public statements about four soldiers killed in Niger, President Trump falsely claimed that previous presidents did not call the families of dead soldiers — name-checking former President Barack Obama specifically as one of those who did not.
“I’ve written them personal letters,” Trump said at a press conference. “They’ve been sent or they’re going out tonight, but they were written during the weekend. I will at some point during the period of time call the parents and the families, ‘cause I have done that traditionally.”
“The traditional way, if you look at President Obama and other presidents, most of them didn’t make calls, a lot of them didn’t make calls,” he added.
Four United States Army Special Forces soldiers were killed and two more were injured in an ambush by Islamic extremists earlier this month. Trump’s comments notwithstanding, Obama did call the families of fallen soldiers.
Trump was later pressed on the false claim, but he declined to retract it.
“I don’t know if he did,” Trump said of Obama in particular. “No, no no. I was told that he didn’t often and a lot of presidents don’t, they write letters.”
“I do a combination of both,” he continued, referencing both writing letters and calling. “Sometimes it’s a very difficult thing to do, but I do a combination of both. President Obama, I think probably did sometimes and maybe sometimes he didn’t, I don’t know, that’s what I was told.”
“All I can do, all I can do is ask my generals. Other presidents did not call, they’d write letters. And some presidents didn’t do anything. But I like the combination, I like — when I can — the combination of a call and also a letter.”
A former Obama White House official rejected Trump’s claim in a statement, saying, “President Trump’s claim is wrong. President Obama engaged families of the fallen and wounded warriors throughout his presidency through calls, letters, visits to Section 60 at Arlington, visits to Walter Reed, visits to Dover, and regular meetings with Gold Star Families at the White House and across the country.”
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders was asked on Oct. 6 why Trump had yet to make any statements about the U.S. troops slain in Niger.
“I made a statement on behalf of the administration yesterday in the opening,” she said, according to a White House transcript. “Obviously, anytime one of the members of our great military are injured, wounded, or killed in action, that is certainly something that we take very seriously. Our thoughts and prayers are with those individuals.”
On Monday, former Obama aides Alyssa Mastromonaco and Dan Pfeiffer responded on to Trump’s claim, calling him a “deranged animal” and “a deeply disturbed ignoramus who is a pathological liar,” respectively. Another former Obama staffer, Ben Rhodes, also condemned the “outrageous and disrespectful lie.”
Sunday, October 15, 2017
Friday, October 13, 2017
Trump's Penis Problem
You know the saying, small hands mean a small penis. Trump is compensating for his small penis. Maybe we should call it Napoleon penis complex. It seem that tiny tallywhackers are common among Republicans and Trump is no exception. Along with a myriad of other problems, Trump like his counterpart in North Korea and other righties,suffers from SPS (Small Penis Syndrome)
Republicans have small penis syndrome, new statistics ranking penis ...
Like a lot of far right whack jobs, Trump got gypped in the penis department. This would explain his fragile ego and his over compensation for being less than a manly man. This pathetic man/child must be hung like a chipmunk.
Personality syndrome identified by low self esteem in association with a disproportionately small penis. Symptoms include, but are not limited to, the provocation of others in argument in an effort to boost the Small Penis Syndrome (SPS) sufferer from low self esteem. SPS is easily identifiable among owners of monster trucks, men with large gun collections, misogynists and Twitter trolls. SPS sufferers often associate themselves with the American Quarter Horse (AQH) in a paradoxical display of horse penis envy. There is no known cure for SPS, however, ignoring those afflicted with the syndrome will make them angry and depressed and hopefully suicidal.
Thursday, October 12, 2017
How to Deal Trump and Putin's Trolls
Russian trolls are all over social media. Whenever you read any racist propaganda, right wing propaganda, anti-liberal propaganda or pro Trump propaganda address the poster as a Russian troll.
Things to Say To a Trumproid or Russian Troll
1. Why is your IP address coming from Moscow?
2. Putin and Trump are gay lovers.
3. What is it like living is a loser country like Russia?
4. Are all Russians as stupid as you? Все ли россияне такие же глупы, как и вы?
5. The United State is great. Russia stinks. Соединенные Штаты велики. Россия воняет.
Chances are the Russian trolls are not reading reactions but their fellow travelers aka useful idiots aka Trump supporters are. Discrediting them is your duty and responsibility Democracy is under attack and you can fight it. Accuse all righties of disloyalty to the US because they are even if they don't know it. Accuse them of being enemies of democracy because they are. Accuse them of working for Putin because in reality they are.
Think up your own witty remarks.
Patriotic Americans could flood social media with tens of millions of anti-Trump and anti-Russian messages every day. Get to work patriots
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A Simple Way To Impeach Trump and Send Him To Prison
Trump's Lies Per Day
All the President’s Lies
Trump told a public lie
Didn’t tell a public lie
JAN. 2017
FEB.
MARCH
APRIL
Inauguration
JULY
MAY
JUNE
President Trump’s political rise was built on a lie (about Barack Obama's birthplace). His lack of truthfulness has also become central to the Russia investigation, with James Comey, the former director of the F.B.I., testifying under oath about Trump's “lies, plain and simple.”
There is simply no precedent for an American president to spend so much time telling untruths. Every president has shaded the truth or told occasional whoppers. No other president — of either party — has behaved as Trump is behaving. He is trying to create an atmosphere in which reality is irrelevant.
We have set a conservative standard here, leaving out many dubious statements (like the claim that his travel ban is “similar” to Obama administration policy). Some people may still take issue with this standard, arguing that the president wasn't speaking literally. But we believe his long pattern of using untruths to serve his purposes, as a businessman and politician, means that his statements are not simply careless errors.
We are using the word “lie” deliberately. Not every falsehood is deliberate on Trump's part. But it would be the height of naïveté to imagine he is merely making honest mistakes. He is lying.
Trump Told Public Lies or Falsehoods Every Day for His First 40 Days
The list above uses the conservative standard of demonstrably false statements. By that standard, Trump told a public lie on at least 20 of his first 40 days as president. But based on a broader standard — one that includes his many misleading statements (like exaggerating military spending in the Middle East) — Trump achieved something remarkable: He said something untrue, in public, every day for the first 40 days of his presidency. The streak didn’t end until March 1.
Told a public lie
Told a public falsehood
Didn’t tell a public lie or falsehood
First day without
a public lie
or falsehood
JAN. 2017
FEB.
MARCH
On days without an untrue statement, he is often absent from Twitter, vacationing at Mar-a-Lago in Florida, or busy golfing.
The end of May was another period of relative public veracity — or at least public quiet — for the president. He seems to have been otherwise occupied, dealing with internal discussions about the Russia investigation and then embarking on a trip through the Middle East and Europe.
Visited a Trump
property and told
no public lies
or falsehoods
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1
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14
Washington Post reports Trump shared highly classified intelligence with Russians
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New York Times reports Trump hoped Comey would “let this go,” referring to the Flynn investigation
Special counsel appointed in investigation of Russia’s ties to the Trump campaign
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Trump’s trip
overseas
Trump’s Public Lies Sometimes Changed With Repetition
Sometimes, Trump can’t even keep his untruths straight. After he reversed a campaign pledge and declined to label China a currency manipulator, he kept changing his description of when China had stopped the bad behavior. Initially, he said it stopped once he took office. He then changed the turning point to the election, then to since he started talking about it, and then to some uncertain point in the distant past.
When Trump said China stopped manipulating its currency
APRIL 21
“from the time I took office”
APRIL 29
“during the election”
APRIL 30
“as soon as I got elected”
MAY 1
“since I started running”
MAY 4
“since I’ve been talking about
currency manipulation”
The Public’s Mistrust of Trump Grows
Trump has retained the support of most of his voters as well as the Republican leadership in Congress. But he has still paid some price for his lies. Nearly 60 percent of Americans say the president is not honest, polls show, up from about 53 percent when he took office.
Would you say Donald Trump is honest?
60%
No
Inauguration
55
50
45
40
Yes
35
DEC.
2017
FEB.
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE 7
Source: Quinnipiac
The Lies of Trump
President Trump's Lies, the Definitive List - The New York Times
t-R u m p ’ s L i e s So Far
Many Americans have become accustomed to President Trump’s lies. But as regular as they have become, the country should not allow itself to become numb to them. So we have catalogued nearly every outright lie he has told publicly since taking the oath of office. Updated July 21: The president is still lying, so we've added to this list, and provided links to the facts in each case.
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