Yes.
||strikes again
I hate that the caption is misspelled.
Yes
That’s like asking of a person who repeatedly punches you in the face “are they doing this out of hatred?”
In other words, it’s really focusing on the wrong aspect; his motive is immaterial since he will never even consider stopping until he finally croaks.
If sounds are coming out of his talk hole, he’s lying. On top of that, he is also deluded, he actively lies, but I think he also believes a lot of his lies because its comforting.
¿Por qué no los dos?
That orange shitstain is the epitome of “bought his own hype”
Deluded doesn’t even come close.
His ability to believe his own lies is what makes him appear “authentic” to the morons.
Yes
What does it matter? Either way he is UNFIT to have access to launch codes.
Sometimes one, sometimes the other, oftentimes both. He’s fully capable of inventing a reality in his head on the spot and believing whatever he’s spewing to be true.
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It is hard to believe this is a serious question. He is continually lying.
I find it a fair question. Even before trump so often the great question is stupidity or lying. Its been the great question of the republican party for decades now and its hard because its clearly both. but probably more lying but not 100%, some is stupidity.
This is one of my favorite Trump stories.
The tl, dr is that back in the day he had a chance to endear himself to the Manhattan elites. Instead, he let his stupidity, greed, and arrogance make him anathema to the people he was so desperate to impress.
I recently celebrated my 70th birthday with my family on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. If in this column, I declared that tens of thousands of people were at my birthday party and that rainbow-colored dolphins joined the festivities, my editor would no longer let me write this column.
Why is a 78-year-old presidential candidate held to a different and lower standard than a 70-year-old ink-stained newspaperman?
Juan Williams is an author and a political analyst for Fox News Channel.
Fox News author. Oh how the tables have turned :D
