Donald Trump is on a dishonesty binge.
Like, even more than usual. Three of his last four weeks have been among the six most dishonest weeks of his presidency.
He uttered 57 false claims last week, many of them wild lies. Here's the list:
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Like, even more than usual. Three of his last four weeks have been among the six most dishonest weeks of his presidency.
He uttered 57 false claims last week, many of them wild lies. Here's the list:
thestar.com/news/world/ana…
Trump has now passed 2,000 false claims as president - he's at 2,029.
It took him 343 days to hit 1,000. It took him 197 days for the next 1,000. projects.thestar.com/donald-trump-f…
It took him 343 days to hit 1,000. It took him 197 days for the next 1,000. projects.thestar.com/donald-trump-f…
Among Trump's big lies last week: where his own dad was born; how Obama reacted to Russian interference; his imaginary Brexit prediction in Scotland; imaginary NATO developments; imaginary blood on the walls of a London hospital; Reagan's imaginary 1984 defeat in Wisconsin.
Remember the Trump tweet about how some E-poll found "most Americans" said they were better off under him than under Obama? It didn't mention him or Obama, and its results were this: 42% said better off financially now than two years ago, 56% either worse (26%) or the same (30%). 
Trump also brought back a lie he had told four times before but not since December 2017: the number of social media followers he has.
