President Trump defended his proclivity to spread misleading statements and falsehoods, saying in a television interview Wednesday that he tells the truth when he can.
“Well, I try. I do try ... and I always want to tell the truth,” Trump said in an interview with ABC News. “When I can, I tell the truth. And sometimes it turns out to be where something happens that’s different or there’s a change, but I always like to be truthful.”
The Washington Post’s Fact Checker reported last month that Trump had made more than 5,000 false or misleading claims in the first 601 days of his presidency — an average of 8.3 claims a day — and that the pace is picking up.
It's good to have this information but wouldn't it be more helpful to point out his lies (every president has lied) and offer alternative actions? It's the same here and I used to be like it too.......rage about the Tories and their policies and lies but not knowing or suggesting an alternative.
@Graylight trumpkins is the symptom not the illness. I would suggest that if you replaced him with someone in mainstream politics then you would still get the same policies but with a soothing smile and words
