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The Liar in Chief is no longer believed. And, that is going to turn tonight's speech into a punch line. Not that Trump hasn't been exactly that for two straight years. But, the issue this brings up is much more dire.
What if he really did have to address a national emergency? Would anyone believe him? I sure as hell would not.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/08/politics/donald-trump-prime-time-address-immigration-wall/index.html
Ya think?
Trump lies so much that if he said it was raining, half the country wouldn't even bother looking out the window before heading out the door to go on picnic. And, I don't care which partisan hat you wear, that is not a good thing.
What if he really did have to address a national emergency? Would anyone believe him? I sure as hell would not.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/08/politics/donald-trump-prime-time-address-immigration-wall/index.html
The risk for Trump is that after the fire and fury of his relentless immigration rhetoric, anyone left who has an open mind simply will not believe him.
"I expect the President to lie to the American people," said New York Rep. Jerrold Nadler, the Democratic chairman of the House Judiciary Committee on Monday.
"Why do I expect this? Because he's been lying to the American people and his spokespeople continue lying to the American people," he said.
Ya think?
Trump lies so much that if he said it was raining, half the country wouldn't even bother looking out the window before heading out the door to go on picnic. And, I don't care which partisan hat you wear, that is not a good thing.