First, Trump claimed the coronavirus was a “hoax.” Then he said it could be “handled.” Then the U.S., he claimed, was “leading the way” in fighting the pandemic. Then he would have businesses up and running by Easter. Then he ran out of lies and had to accept the reality and horror. Or has he?
Trump calls one drug “a game-changer.” The FDA says it is not one and does not have any effect on the coronavirus. As usual, he lies and adds more confusion and misinformation to an already-confused public.
For the president who has told more documented lies in office than anyone else to hold the position, it was impossible for him to tell the nation the truth.
He could have explained the full risks of the virus that is spreading across the globe but he, as usual, decided to mislead.
They flailed their arms, talked over each other and at one point called for backup, asking fact checkers to come to their rescue. The last
Most candidates for office stretch the truth but the Donald trumps them all when it comes to outright lies.
Trump spread a variety of distortions at a New Hampshire rally.
He takes credit for things he didn’t do, manufactures “facts” that don’t exist and lies about his critics and opponents.
The sad truth comes from his twisting of facts and incredible claims trying to make sure he, and only he, gets credit for things he never did. It’s a twisted con.
With the Senate ready to rubber stamp his corruption, Trump heads into the State of the Union speech Tuesday night with more exaggerations, more false clams and many more outright lies. Let the buyer beware.