
Donald Trump: The King of Denial
In four years of substituting his fantasies for truth, the math finally caught up and destroyed his lies…and his presidency.
In four years of substituting his fantasies for truth, the math finally caught up and destroyed his lies…and his presidency.
The tax returns he has tried to hide for so many years are now in the hands of The New York Times, and they are reporting on his failures, his lies and his cons.
As usual, the president fired off factual lies, claimed things he hasn’t done and took credit for the works of others.
Biden says it was a Black man who invited the light bulb but the comment was only partly-right. The Black developed the that didn’t burn out as fast as Edison’s did.
With false claims about mail vote fraud, Harris’ citizenship and just about everything else, Trump continues to be the most dishonest president in modern history.
Equating peaceful protests with violence and lying about what is happening in the cities is his latest pathetic gamble to recover from his failures and mistakes. It is typical Trump.
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.
In answers to reporters, the president misdirects, tells them to “calm down” and calls them “fake news.” But the fakery is coming from him.
Trump is a pretender to a throne that doesn’t exist and a dishonest president who has told more documented lies than any other president in American history. And his first term is not yet completed.