Stephen Colbert raised an interesting question about Donald Trump, during his monologue last night (Feb.1) about the president’s deepest pathological obsession. Why does he need to lie… about everything? Colbert was zeroing in Trump’s Tweets following the his first State of the Union Address....
Donald Trump, who already holds the record for telling the most lies of any President in modern history during his first year in office, continued that practice last night during the State of the Union address. His vision of America was premised on lies, half-truths and distortions. He spoke of bipartisanship and unity. But he couldn’t mask his administration’s cynical, divisive agenda, or avoid making, in some cases stupendously, false claims about his accomplishments in his first year in office....
Donald Trump likes to be the President with the biggest and best of everything, and today he's being recognized for a major accomplishment. He told his 2,000th lie in less than year in office! Every president is known for something and Trump’s legacy will be presidential lying. Nobody has done it better....
John Oliver takes a hard look at supposed scandals involving Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump. They have been exaggerated so much as to render them almost meaningless. Hillary’s, that is. Trump’s, it turns out, are pretty much as described. “You can be irritated by some of Hillary’s; that is understandable. But you should then be fu*king outraged by Trump’s,” he said. ...
