
For Trump, size matters, with exaggeration, lies
Exxagerations always matter to a president who lies continuously and claims that everything he does is better than anyone else.
Exxagerations always matter to a president who lies continuously and claims that everything he does is better than anyone else.
A Fact Check of all the fake news that’s unfit to print but still circulated widely on social media and elsewhere.
No president in history has lied so much, twisted the truth so often or provided so many false claims to the American people and the world. He is a pathological liar.
Exaggerations and outright lies mark business as usual by America’s president.
Trump routinely and coarsely mocks critics and invents dialogue that he attributes to them.
As facts on his transgressions add up daily in Impeachment hearings, Trump turns to his usual defense: Adding new lies on top of his old ones.
The president and his Republican allies abandoned facts in stunts to try to fight facts with hyperbole.
As usual, the president, who has told more than 13,000 documented lies in his short presidency, piled on the falsehoods Sunday.
Trump exaggerated the scope of a deal bringing a temporary cease-fire to Turkish-Kurdish hostilities, falsely suggested that U.S. troops in Syria will come home and mischaracterized the history of the conflict and even the geography of it.
Doesn’t matter if the lies come from tweets, press conferences, off-the-cuff remarks and fantasies at rallies, Trump’s relationship with the truth is nonexistent.