The New York Times (the Gold Standard) fact-checks Trump's claims and — quelle
surprise! — finds he lied.

Lie #1: Trump's pre-insurrection rally matched King's 1963 crowd
*False* — Trump drew 53,000. King's crowd was 250,000

Lie #2: "She (Harris) wants to take away your guns"
*False* — Harris previously supported a gun *buy back* program; she no longer does

Lie #3: “They take the strategic national reserves. They’re virtually empty now.
We have never had it this low.”
*FALSE* — It is down 40% since 2021, and it has been *much lower* before

Lie #4: "The vast majority of the country does support me."
*FALSE* — Trump's approval rating is *well* under 50%, and Harris *leads*
Trump in most states

Lie #5: "They're going to destroy Social Security."
*FALSE* — no further commentary necessary; it's a lie on its face

Lie #6: “Everybody is going to be forced to buy an electric car.”
*FALSE* — no one is going to be "forced" to buy an electric car

Lie #7: “Our tax cuts, which are the biggest in history.”
*FALSE* - "The $1.5 trillion tax cut, enacted in December 2017, ranks below at
least half a dozen others by several metrics. The 1981 tax cut enacted
under President Ronald Reagan is the largest as a percentage of the
economy and by its reduction to federal revenue. The 2012 cut enacted
under President Barack Obama amounted to the largest cut in inflation-
adjusted dollars: $321 billion a year."

Lie #8: "gasoline was going up to seven, eight, nine dollars a barrel [sic]"
*FALSE* - "The price of gasoline reached a low of $1.98 per gallon in April
2020, when Mr. Trump was president, chiefly as a result of the drop in
driving in the first months of the Covid pandemic. It rose to a peak
of $5 per gallon in June 2022, but has since steadily dropped to $3.60
per gallon in July 2024."

Read the rest of the Gold Standard story here for half a dozen more Trump lies:
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/08/08/us/trump-press-conference-fact-check

When Trump talks, he lies — every fucking time.

On Thu, 8 Aug 2024 18:35:07 -0700, Rudy Canoza <rudy@phil.hendrie.con> wrote:

>The New York Times (the Gold Standard) fact-checks Trump's claims and — quelle
>surprise! — finds he lied.
>
>Lie #1: Trump's pre-insurrection rally matched King's 1963 crowd
>*False* — Trump drew 53,000. King's crowd was 250,000
>
>Lie #2: "She (Harris) wants to take away your guns"
>*False* — Harris previously supported a gun *buy back* program; she no longer does
>
>Lie #3: “They take the strategic national reserves. They’re virtually empty now.
>We have never had it this low.”
>*FALSE* — It is down 40% since 2021, and it has been *much lower* before
>
>Lie #4: "The vast majority of the country does support me."
>*FALSE* — Trump's approval rating is *well* under 50%, and Harris *leads*
> Trump in most states
>
>Lie #5: "They're going to destroy Social Security."
>*FALSE* — no further commentary necessary; it's a lie on its face
>
>Lie #6: “Everybody is going to be forced to buy an electric car.”
>*FALSE* — no one is going to be "forced" to buy an electric car
>
>Lie #7: “Our tax cuts, which are the biggest in history.”
>*FALSE* - "The $1.5 trillion tax cut, enacted in December 2017, ranks below at
> least half a dozen others by several metrics. The 1981 tax cut enacted
> under President Ronald Reagan is the largest as a percentage of the
> economy and by its reduction to federal revenue. The 2012 cut enacted
> under President Barack Obama amounted to the largest cut in inflation-
> adjusted dollars: $321 billion a year."
>
>Lie #8: "gasoline was going up to seven, eight, nine dollars a barrel [sic]"
>*FALSE* - "The price of gasoline reached a low of $1.98 per gallon in April
> 2020, when Mr. Trump was president, chiefly as a result of the drop in
> driving in the first months of the Covid pandemic. It rose to a peak
> of $5 per gallon in June 2022, but has since steadily dropped to $3.60
> per gallon in July 2024."
>
>Read the rest of the Gold Standard story here for half a dozen more Trump lies:
>https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/08/08/us/trump-press-conference-fact-check
>
>When Trump talks, he lies — every fucking time.

I was trying to log them but they were coming so thick and fast I couldn't keep up.
Another massive whopper was the twisted tale he told of his relations with Iran.

An especially relevant cartoon: Work related stress
<https://www.gocomics.com/jackohman/2024/07/10>

#nevertrump

Job insecurity
<https://www.gocomics.com/jackohman/2024/08/02>

In <fnetO.274867$loRc.259702@fx11.iad> Rudy Canoza wrote:
>
> The New York Times (the asswipe Standard)

Rudy quotes a loser again.

When the New York Times lost its way

https://www.economist.com/1843/2023/12/14/when-the-new-york-times-lost-its-
way

On Fri, 9 Aug 2024 12:16:18 +0200, Trumptronic <trumptronic@gmail.com> wrote:

>In <fnetO.274867$loRc.259702@fx11.iad> Rudy Canoza wrote:
>>
>> The New York Times (the asswipe Standard)
>
>Rudy quotes a loser again.
>
>When the New York Times lost its way
>
>https://www.economist.com/1843/2023/12/14/when-the-new-york-times-lost-its-
>way

#nevertrump

All aBOAARD!
<https://www.gocomics.com/claybennett/2024/07/14>

I wouldn't call the Donald's expositions "lies", per se. A major part
of a lie is that the perpetrator has to know it isn't true, and I
doubt that the Donald knows this. He thinks it; therefore, it's the
truth in *his* world.

Of course, it's a good argument against electing him POTUS.

X, formerly known as "!Jones" wrote:
> Of course, it's a good argument against electing him POTUS.

The leftard hypocrite says after bending his own "logic" up like a pretzel.

On Sat, 10 Aug 2024 07:28:47 -0500, "X, formerly known as \"!Jones\"" <x@y.com> wrote:

>I wouldn't call the Donald's expositions "lies", per se. A major part
>of a lie is that the perpetrator has to know it isn't true, and I
>doubt that the Donald knows this. He thinks it; therefore, it's the
>truth in *his* world.

I'm sure that sometimes, and in the moment, he believes what he's saying, but he doesn't
always. Scaramucci, who knows him well, says Trump's tell for knowing he's lying is
making an accordion motion with his hands - movement I call 'getting his shit together'.

>Of course, it's a good argument against electing him POTUS.

His inability to distinguish fantasy from reality? I agree.

#nevertrump

In article <15jibjlt1vce13undcrnrd7rgh1ikt7p6d@4ax.com>,
governor.swill@gmail.com says...
>
> On Sat, 10 Aug 2024 07:28:47 -0500, "X, formerly known as \"!Jones\"" <x@y.com> wrote:
>
> >I wouldn't call the Donald's expositions "lies", per se. A major part
> >of a lie is that the perpetrator has to know it isn't true, and I
> >doubt that the Donald knows this. He thinks it; therefore, it's the
> >truth in *his* world.
>
> I'm sure that sometimes, and in the moment, he believes what he's saying, but he doesn't
> always. Scaramucci, who knows him well, says Trump's tell for knowing he's lying is
> making an accordion motion with his hands - movement I call 'getting his shit together'.
>
> >Of course, it's a good argument against electing him POTUS.
>
> His inability to distinguish fantasy from reality? I agree.
>
> #nevertrump

Yet Cameltoe has to steal Trumps promises. She is VP. She can do those
things now. Why are her "crowd" photos fake?

If you have a medical emergency, stop reading, log off, and dial 911!

>On Sat, 10 Aug 2024 07:28:47 -0500, "X, formerly known as \"!Jones\"" <x@y.com> wrote:
>
>>I wouldn't call the Donald's expositions "lies", per se. A major part
>>of a lie is that the perpetrator has to know it isn't true, and I
>>doubt that the Donald knows this. He thinks it; therefore, it's the
>>truth in *his* world.
>
>I'm sure that sometimes, and in the moment, he believes what he's saying, but he doesn't
>always. Scaramucci, who knows him well, says Trump's tell for knowing he's lying is
>making an accordion motion with his hands - movement I call 'getting his shit together'.
>
>>Of course, it's a good argument against electing him POTUS.
>
>His inability to distinguish fantasy from reality? I agree.

As I recall, Scaramucci didn't last very long.

Back in February of '17, just as the Donald took office, Nick Cohen
published an article in *The Guardian" to the effect of: "Compulsive
liars shouldn’t frighten you. They can harm no one, if no one listens
to them. Compulsive believers, on the other hand: they should terrify
you. Believers are the liars’ enablers. Their votes give the demagogue
his power. Their trust turns the charlatan into the president. Their
credulity ensures that the propaganda of half-calculating and half-mad
fanatics has the power to change the world."

Full article:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/feb/05/donald-trump-lies-belief-totalitarianism

X, formerly known as "!Jones" wrote:
> As I recall, Scaramucci didn't last very long.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/08/12/elon-musk-donald-trump-event-on-x-crashes-site-tesla-ceo-blames-hackers.html

Elon Musk’s much-hyped interview of Donald Trump on the social media
platform X was nearly derailed early on by technical glitches.
Musk blamed a cyberattack, saying “There appears to be a massive DDOS
attack on.”

After nearly an hour of troubleshooting, the conversation started in
earnest and went another two hours.

And Obammy, well...he's got a summer reading list full of "head shots
and martyrs":

https://www.today.com/popculture/books/barack-obama-reading-list-books-2024-rcna166292

Obama's tweet after Trump returned to Twitter … he’s recommending three
books, which stand out prominently, called: ⁃Headshot ⁃Martyr! ⁃Help
Wanted Is it a coincidence?

A veiled threat?

Panic?

Deep state angst?

https://www.instagram.com/p/C-lP6IOv4AN/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=3dfb3d41-bd8f-4d88-b340-8a881c177047

🚢🆘🛟🚨📢 🚢🆘🛟🚨📢 🚢🆘🛟🚨📢

X, formerly known as "!Jones" wrote:
> Believers are the liars’ enablers. Their votes give the demagogue
> his power. Their trust turns the charlatan into the president. Their
> credulity ensures that the propaganda of half-calculating and half-mad
> fanatics has the power to change the world."

If the caravan illegals can't all be waivered through DMV to
fraudulently vote, what's left but to bring on the bots and A.I. to
gaslight the American people and rig another election:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/08/democrat-lackeys-snopes-busted-tests-show-crowd-shot/

A recent crowd shot from Kamala Harris’s rally at the Detroit Metro
Airport made headlines last week after the photo appeared to be AI
generated or digitally enhanced.

The photo shows a very enthusiastic and massive crowd of supporters
waiting for Kamala and Tampon Tim at their rally in Detroit on
Wednesday, August 7.

There was a larger than normal crowd to see Kamala but the photo that
made the rounds was AI generated.

The photo was first published by Democrat political strategist Rachel
Bitecofer where it was disseminated on social media.

Bitecofer is a popular activist in Democrat circles who was even invited
on leftist Bill Maher’s show on HBO as a guest.

Bitecofer has stated she did not attend the rally and did not know where
the photo came from.

According to XRVision a comparison of similar verified images, such as
those by the AP, reveals that the image has an inconsistent field of
view geometry, depth and width, proportions, and lighting.

So now we know that there is no depth of deception Democrats will not go
to push their unlikeable and failed candidates.

Nothing is real with these people. Nothing is honest.

They have no integrity.

And SNOPES, a company founded by a degenerate who blew nearly $100 grand
of company money on hookers, is caught once again playing cleanup for
the Democrat liars.

https://twitchy.com/samj/2024/08/11/about-those-fake-kamala-harris-crowd-videos-n2399494

Kamala Harris is a fake Border Czar, Tim Walz is a fake Command Sergeant
Major, and their crowd size photos are fake to - it is an astroturf
campaign. pic.twitter.com/wptJp5J2Sb

— @amuse (@amuse) August 10, 2024
We'd expect nothing but fake from a fake candidate running a fake
campaign after she was installed by a bunch of people nobody voted for
when they decided to kick Biden out of the race for being too old EVEN
THOUGH millions of Americans voted for him to be their candidate.