
More lies from Trump in latest fact check
A claim that he was given questions to Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden so he could read the answers off a teleprompter was an outright fabrication.

A claim that he was given questions to Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden so he could read the answers off a teleprompter was an outright fabrication.

As usual, America’s dishonest president continues to spew propaganda and false statements about the spreading COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic infections, hospitalization and deaths that are rising again in more than 20 states.

In another round of lies, Trump promotes a cure for AIDS while none exists, claims Barack Obama and Joe Biden did nothing to try to deal with police practices (they launched 25 wide-ranging civil rights investigations into law enforcement) and told other easily disproven lies.

Trump depends on Twitter to pass along his lies and baseless innuendos and the social media giant lets him get away with it. Flagging a lie still lets the falsehoods remain out there on the internet and, to make matters worse, the White House uses its Twitter account to repeat them.

Trump never lets fact get in the way of things he disagrees with. He just ignores the fact and lies.

Truth is a missing commodity when the president speaks about the coronavirus and nearly all other issues facing this nation.

Any briefing or public statement by America’s often-discredited president shows he simply does not tell the truth.

Trump’s newest spokeswoman, Kayleigh McEnany, held the first White House briefing by a press secretary in over a year, pledging she will “never lie to you, you have my word on that.” She then spread several misstatements.

Lies on top of lies: That what Donald Trump thinks is what a president should do. He’s wrong, but, of course, he won’t admit it.

In answers to reporters, the president misdirects, tells them to “calm down” and calls them “fake news.” But the fakery is coming from him.