according to John Kelly who worked with Trump: "The most flawed person I have ever met."

 

John Kelly.
He's now your hero.

 

Lame one liners........

What's next?

Rock, paper, scissors?

Thinskin

 

Says Henny Youngman, master of the one liners... "take my wife, please"

 

The dutch dickhead reminds Shooter of that kid who was always trying to butt into conversations cause he was an outsider wanting to be on the inside.
Harmless, you almost felt sorry for them, but in the end, nah, just annoying.

 

LOLOL!

The inside of what exactly?

More lies and utter nonsense from the Chump in Chief!

Trump claimed that Osama Bin Laden is still alive. The man who shot him begs to differ.



In his latest attempt to give his fledgling campaign some much-needed juice, President Trump posted a series of conspiratorial tweets claiming Osama bin Laden isn't dead and the Obama administration killed SEAL Team Six.

It was attempt to denigrate his opponent by challenging one of the most important accomplishments of the Obama administration: killing Osama Bin Laden.

However, the conspiracy is utter garbage and all of the members of SEAL Team 6 are alive, including the man who claims he killed bin Laden himself, Robert O'Neil.

On Tuesday, Trump retweeted a post from a QAnon-linked account, which alleged that bin Laden is still alive and that Joe Biden and Barack Obama "may have had Seal Team 6 killed."

The tweet linked to an article by blogger Kari Donovan that laid out the conspiracy theory that Iran told Joe Biden to raid bin Laden's house in Pakistan in 2011. When the SEAL Team arrived they killed a body double.

To keep the public from learning about their failure, the Obama administration had the SEAL Team's helicopter shot down.

Yes, this nonsense was tweeted out by the president of the United States. The man who is charge of calling for missions like the one that killed bin Laden.

The account that Trump retweeted was later suspended by Twitter.



O'Neill, who is a professed Trump supporter, rebuked Trump's tweet on Tuesday saying, "Very brave men said [goodbye] to their kids to go kill Osama bin Laden. We were given the order by President Obama. It was not a body double. Thank you Mr. President. Happy birthday @USNavy."

On Wednesday, Trump was back at it again, retweeting a video of a guy who also claims SEAL Team 6 may have killed a body double.

O'Neill responded to Trump's conspiracy tweets with his trademark sense of humor. "Shit. I just found out that I killed Osama bin Johnson. Drinks are on me, I guess," he tweeted.

He also has zero doubts over who he killed.

Trump's careless retweeting of a conspiracy theory about the bin Laden assassination shows just how little respect he has for those who've served our country.

He took a cheap shot at Joe Biden — that will do absolutely nothing for his campaign — at the expense of heroic men who risked everything to make this country safer.

However, O'Neill clearly doesn't give a crap about what a bunch of right-wing conspiracy theorists thinks about him on Twitter. He knows he killed bin Laden and still feels pretty good about it.

How he feels about Trump after the incident, we'll see.

https://www.good.is/trump-claimed-osama-bin-laden-is-still-alive-navy-seal-who-shot-him-responds

I do not know who is on shift defending the dunce right now but I am looking forward to it!

Thinskin

 

The Bin Laden is alive conspiracy theory is an incredible filter separates true Trump loyalists from the opportunists who think Trump is an useful idiot.

It's perfect. It's just as if Trump declared the Titanic didn't hit an iceberg and sink. The British government was experimenting with high power microwave radio transmissions which killed every man, woman and child on board. The "survivors" were actors, taken to the drifting hulk, which was then scuttled.

So, in the year 2020, Trump supporters have to reverse their accepted recognition of history and they are happy to do this.

It never occurs to them that the Bin Laden conspiracy requires the President to firmly believe that the Joint Chiefs of Staff are lying to him and the nation. In spite of this, all remain on the job.

I can just see the scene in the Oval office. A General rushes in and says, "North Korea just launched a missile and it's headed for Des Moines." Trump raises an eyebrow and responds, "Says you."

 

As Dr Lance Dodes observed most people lie to gain some kind of advantage. But it Trump's case his lies are often dangerous and destructive to him. But he can't stop telling them. And that is how we know we are actually dealing with psychosis.

Trump attacks Dr. Fauci and ‘these idiots’ who keep talking about COVID-19 in campaign call

*COVOD 19 and especially dying from it is the number one concern for voters by far.

**And apparently Dr Fauci knows that because while Trump is trying to keep him off as much TV as possible he still gets interviewed and reveals Trump for he deadly rat licking mad king dictator he really is.

***The reason we have about 220,000 dead Americans right now is because Trump refused to listen to Fauci and his own CDC. So I don't think that makes a good campaign bumper sticker.

****That figure is dated. We are now back up to 70,000 cases per day and about to set new records because the Rat Licker In Chief continues to do everything he can to help spread COVID 19 from coast to coast and now especially the parts of the country in between.

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/10/tr...s-who-keep-talking-about-19-in-campaign-call/

 

Trump is a compulsive liar. He lies when the truth would serve just fine.

The root problem is he doesn't trust the truth. It's not good enough. It's inadequate.

Small children have no concept of reality. They happily accept that Elmo can talk. That's real to them. It's the adults who have to draw the line between real and make believe. Lying comes naturally when reality isn't real. Children lie when they feel threatened. It's the adult who has to show that the truth is a better protection against danger.

The problem comes when the child lives in an environment where lying actually does make them safer. This person becomes the compulsive liar, who sees the truth as just another threat.

 

John Kelly is just another disgruntled former employee of the Trump administration.

It's the leftist controlled media that censors all new stories about gruntled Trump administration workers. There has to be many.

After the election, production begins on "Trump!" the musical, with Andy Dick in the lead role. Dick has committed to gaining 170 pounds by opening night.

 

Two weeks ago, President Donald Trump declared that he had declassified all documents related to Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election — but now his own chief of staff is saying under oath that isn’t true.

“The President indicated to me that his statements on Twitter were not self-executing declassification orders and to not require the declassification of any particular documents,” Meadows said in a filing with the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/10/ma...d-about-declassifying-russia-probe-documents/

 

All this talk but has anyone seen Trumps health plan? It's going on four years now of destroying the only plan we had and still nothing from Trump! "Who would have known how complicated?" Fucking brilliant.

 

Suicides never actually went up under COVID-19 as Trump suggested: report

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/10/s-never-actually-went-up-under-19-as-trump-suggested-report/

 

Trump Is Averaging 50+ False Claims a Day and Washington Post Fact Checker Team ‘Can’t Keep Up’

https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump...-post-fact-checker-team-cant-keep-up?ref=home

 

Serious guys I was just wondering about this. How do you even put up with his phony punk ass?

Lesley Stahl: Giant health care book in Trump interview had 'no comprehensive health care plan'

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/...-book-in-trump-interview-had-no-comprehensive

If you can't handle Lesley Stahl you might not do too good up against the dictators of the world --Barack Obama

 

Trump's health plan has been as carefully concealed as his tax returns and the check from Mexico to pay for his wall.

 

AP FACT CHECK: Trump and his familiar falsehoods

By CALVIN WOODWARD and HOPE YEN
Today

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says Mexico is paying for the wall (it isn’t), health care choice for veterans came from him (it didn’t) and his tax cut stands as the biggest in American history (nowhere close).

These are among his touchstones — the falsehoods that span his presidency — and he's giving them another go in the final days of his relentless campaigning.

He's got fresher false material, too, claiming “incredible” numbers in the pandemic response despite record infections, rising deaths and a statement from his chief of staff Sunday that the government cannot bring the coronavirus under control. He warned darkly of voting fraud in the Nov. 3 election without offering evidence that malfeasance is in play.


In weekend rallies, Trump also portrayed Democratic rival Joe Biden as the helmsman of a Marxist party who lined his own pockets with $3.5 million via Moscow. This didn't happen.

A look at rhetoric from the weekend:

THE VIRUS

TRUMP: "Even without vaccines, we’re rounding the turn. It’s going to be over." — on C-SPAN, Sunday.

TRUMP: "We’re rounding the turn. It’s going to be over.” — New Hampshire rally Sunday.

TRUMP: “We’re rounding the turn, we’re doing great. Our numbers are incredible.” — North Carolina rally Saturday.

THE FACTS: The numbers have turned harrowing, not “incredible.”

The U.S. set a daily record Friday for new confirmed coronavirus infections and nearly matched it Saturday with 83,178, data published by Johns Hopkins University show. Close to 8.6 million Americans have contracted the coronavirus since the pandemic began, and about 225,000 have died; both totals are the world’s highest. About half the states have seen their highest daily infection numbers so far at some point in October.

“We’re not going to control the pandemic," Mark Meadows, Trump's chief of staff, said on CNN. “We are going to control the fact that we get vaccines, therapeutics and other mitigation areas.” He did not share his boss' view that the pandemic is turning a corner or that it will, absent a vaccine.

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TRUMP on how long he may be immune to reinfection from the coronavirus: “With me it was for four months. If it was anybody else they’d say for life.” — Ohio rally.

TRUMP: “Now it used to be that if you had it, you were immune for life, right? For life. With me, they say I’m immune for four months. In other words, once I got it, the immunity went down from life to four months. I don’t know. They don’t know, either.” — North Carolina.


THE FACTS: The only truth in these statements is that “they don't know.”

Trump is suggesting here that experts are saying he is only immune from reinfection for four months because they don't like him. But the science of immunity is not about him and the uncertainty is not a conspiracy against him. Public-health authorities don't have final answers on how long or well people who had COVID-19 are protected from it again.

While there’s evidence that reinfection is unlikely for at least three months even for those with a mild case of COVID-19, very few diseases leave people completely immune for life. Antibodies are only one piece of the body’s defenses, and they naturally wane over time.

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THE WALL

TRUMP: "And by the way, Mexico is paying for the wall.” — New Hampshire rally.

TRUMP: “No, they are paying for it. Totally." — North Carolina rally.

TRUMP: “We got it financed. Mexico will be paying for it because we’re going to charge a fee.”

THE FACTS: The U.S. is paying for it. Mexico isn't. The Mexican government flatly refused to contribute to extending or reinforcing barriers on U.S. soil — “Not now, not ever,” Enrique Peña Nieto, then Mexico’s president, tweeted in May 2018.

Since the start, Trump has been fishing for ways to make it appear that he was keeping his promise to make Mexico pay for the project at the core of his 2016 campaign. But the money is coming from today’s U.S. taxpayers and the future ones who will inherit the federal debt.

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VETERANS

TRUMP: “We passed VA Choice.” — New Hampshire rally.

TRUMP: “The last administration failed our veterans. I reformed the VA, passed VA Choice." — North Carolina rally.

THE FACTS: He did not get the Choice program passed. President Barack Obama did. Trump expanded it. The program allows veterans to get medical care outside the Veterans Affairs system under certain conditions.

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THE BIDENS

TRUMP on Biden when he was vice president: “So Russia, the mayor of Moscow’s wife, who’s a very wealthy man, she’s a very wealthy woman, retired, gave him three and a half million dollars.” — North Carolina rally.

THE FACTS: No she didn't.

A Republican congressional report that investigated the Moscow business dealings of Biden's son, Hunter, pointed to a $3.5 million investment made there to an investment firm linked to Hunter Biden.

The money didn't go to Joe Biden at all. Nor is there evidence that Hunter Biden pocketed the sum. The GOP report said the money went to the investment firm. And Hunter Biden’s lawyer has said in a statement that his client had no interest in that firm.

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CHINA

TRUMP: “I banned people from China, where it was heavily infected, from coming into a country. Biden was totally against that. He called me xenophobic. And now he goes out and says we should have done it sooner. Well he didn't want to do it at all.” — North Carolina rally.

THE FACTS: That's false. Trump never banned travel from China; he restricted it. Biden did not call the travel restrictions xenophobic; he used the term in regard to Trump's other rhetoric about foreigners. And he did not oppose the restrictions, but rather took no clear position for many weeks, before supporting them.

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FRACKING

BIDEN: “I never said I oppose fracking.” — presidential debate Thursday.

TRUMP: “You said it in the tape." — presidential debate Thursday.

THE FACTS: Trump is correct; Biden said it on tape, telling a Democratic primary debate, “No new fracking.” Trump has been playing Biden's remark at his own rallies.

A fracking ban wasn't and still isn't Biden's policy, though. Biden's campaign corrected his remark after the primary debate. Biden would ban new oil and gas permits on federal land only; most oil and gas does not come from those properties. He has said repeatedly he would not ban fracking.

Still, Trump called him out for shaping his stance to suit a more liberal primary audience and argued at his Ohio rally Saturday that Biden in office would be beholden to Democrats who want to ban fossil fuels, people he hyperbolically called “the communists, the Marxists and the left wing extremists.”

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VOTING FRAUD

TRUMP: “In Nevada, they want to have a thing where you don’t have to have any verification of the signature.” -- New Hampshire rally.

THE FACTS: Not true, despite his frequent assertions to the contrary. The state’s existing law requires signature checks on mail ballots. A new law also spells out a process by which election officials are to check a signature against the one in government records.

In Nevada’s June primary, nearly 7,000 ballots were thrown out due to mismatched or missing signatures.

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TRUMP: “I say the biggest risk we have are the fake ballots.” — New Hampshire rally.

TRUMP: “If we don’t know the result on Nov. 3, that means — unlike it has always been where you generally find out the election that night or soon — we could be going on forever with this. It’s the craziest thing ... and we shouldn’t let it happen.” -- New Hampshire rally.

THE FACTS: His statements are overblown.

It’s true that many states are expecting a surge in mail-in voting because of the coronavirus pandemic, which may lead to longer times in vote counting. The U.S. Supreme Court, for instance, will allow Pennsylvania to count mailed-in ballots received up to three days after the election. But there is no evidence to indicate that massive fraud is afoot. Any delay in declaring a winner of the presidential race after Nov. 3 would not in itself be illegal.

Broadly speaking, voter fraud has proved exceedingly rare. The Brennan Center for Justice in 2017 ranked the risk of ballot fraud at 0.00004% to 0.0009%, based on studies of past elections.

In the five states that regularly send ballots to all voters who have registered, there have been no major cases of fraud or difficulty counting the votes.

Even if the election is messy and contested in court, the country will have a president in January — and not have vote counting going on “forever” as he asserts — because the Constitution and federal law ensure it.

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AUTO INDUSTRY

TRUMP: “We brought in tremendous numbers of companies ... I said to Prime Minister Abe, a great, great gentleman who retired ... ’Shinzo, you got to open some factories in Michigan ... You’re selling too many cars made in Japan, you got to make them in the U.S.’ He’d say ’Well, I don’t do that ... this is done by the private sector ...' I said, ‘You have to do it.’ The next day, they announced five companies were opening up factories.” — New Hampshire rally.

THE FACTS: That’s a made-up story he’s told before.

No Japanese automaker assembly plants have been announced or built in Michigan, let alone in one day, and there are no plans to add any.

There is one manufacturing facility, a joint venture between General Motors and Honda, south of Detroit. It’s the $85 million expansion of an existing facility to make hydrogen fuel cells with about 100 new jobs, according to the Center for Automotive Research, an industry think-tank in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Subaru has a new research center with about 100 new jobs, and Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi and Toyota have announced expansions of research facilities.

These are not new “car plants” run by Japanese automakers and these initiatives did not all materialize in one day.

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IRAN

TRUMP: “We got off that crazy Iran deal, right? The Iran nuclear deal, where Obama gave them $150 billion for the privilege." — North Carolina rally.

THE FACTS: No, Obama did not give the Iranians $150 billion for signing the multinational deal to constrain their nuclear development. The deal let Iran have access to $150 billion of its own assets that were frozen abroad until Tehran agreed to the terms.

The U.S. made a separate payout to Iran of about $1.8 billion. That was to settle an old debt over military equipment that Iran paid for but never received.

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TAXES

TRUMP: “You know, you got the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. I got it for you." — North Carolina rally.

THE FACTS: His tax cuts are not close to the biggest in U.S. history.

It’s a $1.5 trillion tax cut over 10 years. As a share of the total economy, a tax cut of that size ranks 12th, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. President Ronald Reagan’s 1981 cut is the biggest, followed by the 1945 rollback of taxes that financed World War II.

Post-Reagan tax cuts also stand among the historically significant: President George W. Bush’s cuts in the early 2000s and Obama’s renewal of them a decade later.

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EDITOR’S NOTE — A look at the veracity of claims by political figures.

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