R_P wrote: 
The Liar-In-Chief.

Donald Trump made 32 false claims last week, 835 since his inauguration
The Star’s running tally of every false thing the president of the United States of America has said since his inauguration — an average of 2.9 per day, so far.

Where does the buck stop, again?

US embassy hires security firm of former Russian spy who worked with Putin

 kurtster wrote: 
The point is that it is your doctor's decision, not ACA's. A doctor could equally well refuse to deal with your insurance company. And ACA actually wants to have you keep your private insurance. Fortunately you had insurance unlike many people.

 haresfur wrote: 
Fortunately for me, I got sick before Obama got elected and screwed things up.  Hard to say what would have happened to me if I got sick with Obamacare as my provider.  $2.5 million for some sorry ass old white guy who didn't vote for him.  I seriously doubt I would still be here.

and no, the government did not pay one dime of that.  it was from private insurance through my employer at the time.

 black321 wrote: 
Never gonna happen. It's who he is.

So how do we get Don to lie less?  Ridiculing him doesnt seem to work.

 miamizsun wrote: 

 kurtster wrote: 
Yeah, I think Obama should have forced the doctors to run their business so they had to keep you as a patient.

 kurtster wrote: 

i'll admit it

i really, really wanted to believe the anti-war stuff

 miamizsun wrote: 
you got me there 

 kurtster wrote: 

well in his defense, obama told lies that people wanted to hear

and he was good at it

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
pretty much

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
yeah, like you can keep your doctor, ISIL is the JayVee team ... then there is the one about Bergdahl, the hero...

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Someone who's worked for/with him said, not jokingly, that if you asked Donald Trump what time it was, he'd lie to you just to practice lying.

 black321 wrote:
That is true. Donnie Johnnie however, lies pretty much every time he opens his mouth; even when the lie is blindingly obvious. He has no connection to reality, no clue about anything. There is absolutely no reason to believe anything he says. Never has been.
 

 black321 wrote:
you just need to remember one thing

it's hopeless, it's all hopeless

 

 kurtster wrote:
There's some truth to this.  All politicians lie and deceive...is trump really any worse?  Bush lied about a war, Obama lied about our healthcare...

 kurtster wrote: 
Trump's abundance of lies, half-truths, "alternate facts" and his twisting of reality to fit his fantasy world is a huge problem. When you start your administration with the claim that your inauguration was the largest attended presidential inauguration and that you would have won the popular vote if not for the 3 - 5 million fraudulent votes cast for Clinton and you continue to maintain those views... your benefit of the doubt is long gone.

Of course Trump isn't afforded "the benefit of the doubt" nor should he be.

   

 kurtster wrote:

 
There is some legitimacy to pointing out double standards, but most, if not all, of that legitimacy is lost when calling them out becomes a one-way street.