OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Trump doesn't lie, at least on the bottom line issues.

Look at all the campaign promises he's kept, and this after just one year.

He uses hyperbole alot, but to anyone with a room temp IQ, it's obvious and thus not an issue.

When he said 3 million people voted illegally then went on to use tax dollars to prove his claim, which had no basis in reality when he said it, was that hyperbole or a lie?

[Motorcity Cobra]

Trump doesn't lie, at least on the bottom line issues.

Look at all the campaign promises he's kept, and this after just one year.

He uses hyperbole alot, but to anyone with a room temp IQ, it's obvious and thus not an issue.

In October of 2016 he said repealing Obamacare would be easy.

Now he's saying repealing Obamacare is a complex issue & he's been saying that for a long time and others are starting to agree with him.



Is that hyperbole on a key issue or a lie?

[1bad65]

Hyperbole huh

I said "bottom line" issues.

Obama's birth certificate isn't one of those.

Quit playing Gotcha! and try and discuss this like an adult.

[1bad65]

When he sent Spicer out there to claim he'd had the biggest inaugural crowd ever was that hyperbole or lying?

Hyperbole.

That, and yanking folks like yours chains.

It worked, obviously.

[BrometheusBob.]

Republicans are real selective as to what should be up to the states

http://www.newsrepublic.net/detail/0...wall=1&mcc=310

Guess they'll never find those 3 million illegal votes

Was a witch hunt at best anyway.

[1bad65]

When he said 3 million people voted illegally .... was that hyperbole or a lie?

We can't tell, as the States in question refused to present data that would be used to determine if it's true or not.

That fact should tell you something, however.

[1bad65]

In October of 2016 he said repealing Obamacare would be easy.

Now he's saying repealing Obamacare is a complex issue & he's been saying that for a long time and others are starting to agree with him.

Is that hyperbole on a key issue or a lie?

Neither.

That's a miscalculation on his part.

The Republicans had voted for repeal over and over during the Obama years. But once Trump was President they refused to vote for repeal.

You can't very well attack Trump for not knowing the Republicans in Congress were going to reverse themselves and break campaign promises.

[Money Shot]

So Trump pumped $1.5tr of debt into his buddies accounts and stock market, got rid of regulations designed to stop another 2008 crash. Aside from that he's golfed and tweeted garbage and reigned over a complete farce while his ass is investigated for treason and money laundering. Get rid of this UTTER MORON TRUMP.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Republicans are real selective as to what should be up to the states

http://www.newsrepublic.net/detail/0...wall=1&mcc=310



Was a witch hunt at best anyway.

A waste of money because Trump told a lie that he knew was a lie when he said it. So instead of walking it back he doubles down & uses taxpayer money to prove his lie to be true. This is the genius guys like 1bad65 worships

[Motorcity Cobra]

We can't tell, as the States in question refused to present data that would be used to determine if it's true or not.

That fact should tell you something, however.

You know god damn well there wasnt no 3 million illegal votes. He claims there is proof but presents none that justifies the federal govt usurping states rights. You claim to care about states rights but you're ok with Trump stepping on states rights to stroke his ego.