Movingup said:
Not sure what your point is. What did he lie that matter to you before he runs for presidency? In your mind, what is he going to lie from now on as the future President?
Trump lie: The number of illegal immigrants in the United States is 30 million, it could be 34 million.
Truth: Researchers put the number of illegal immigrants at about 11 or 12 million, with the flow of illegal immigrants at a 40-year low.
Trump lie: I watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as the World Trade Center collapsed.
Truth: If thousands of people were celebrating the attacks on American soil, many people besides Trump would remember it. And in the 21st century, there would be video or visual evidence.
Trump lie: I was totally against the war in Iraq, saying for many years that it would destabilize the Middle East.
Truth: If Trump saw regional destabilization on the horizon, he kept it under wraps. The record shows at best some early reservations that evolved into opposition about a year after the war began. When radio host Howard Stern asked Trump if he supported the invasion about six months before the war began Trump said, "Yeah, I guess so."
Trump lie: There is no system to vet refugees from the Middle East.
Truth: There are concerns about information gaps, but a system does exist and has existed since 1980. It involves multiple federal intelligence and security agencies, as well as the United Nations. Refugee vetting typically takes one to two years and includes numerous rounds of security checks.
Trump lie: The unemployment rate may be as high as 42 percent.
Truth: Getting a percentage that high requires believing that being a full-time student, a senior citizen, a stay-at-home parent, a job-training participant, or having a disability is no excuse for not holding down a full-time job. The highest alternative unemployment-rate measure that has any credibility is 16.4 percent.
Trump lie: We're the highest taxed nation in the world.
Truth: Data from 2014, the most recent year available, shows that the United States wasn?t the most highly taxed by the typical metrics and actually places near the bottom or around the middle of the pack.
Trump lie: The Trump Winery (near Charlottesville, Va.) is the largest winery on the East Coast. Trump added that he owns the winery "100 percent."
Truth: Whether you measure it by acreage of vines or the production of wine, it is not even close. And a legal disclaimer on the winery website says Trump doesn?t own the winery.
Trump lie: I wrote a book called The Art of the Deal, the No. 1 selling business book of all time.
Truth: How To Win Friends & Influence People, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and others have all sold many times more.
Trump lie: On Feb 26, 2016 on Meet the Press, Trump said regarding Trump University/Trump Entrepreneur Institute, "We have an A from the Better Business Bureau."
Truth: The Better Business Bureau doesn't release details of its past ratings, but it did say Trump's program had ratings that ranged from A+ to D-. What we do know, from several published reports and archived Web pages, is that the university had a D in 2010 and under its new name, had ratings ranging from C to B, with no ratings after March 2014.
Trump lie: Regarding the primary in Florida: "Out of 67 counties (in Florida), I won 66, which is unprecedented. It's never happened before."
Truth: In 2004, John Kerry won all 67 counties for the Democrats; in 2000, Al Gore won all 67 for the Democrats and George W. Bush won all 67 for Republicans. In 1996, Bob Dole took 66 of 67 counties for the GOP primary and the 67th was a tie between Dole and Pat Buchanan in Washington County.
Trump lie: The 2016 federal omnibus spending bill funds illegal immigrants coming in and through your border, right through Phoenix.
Truth: The omnibus bill does not fund undocumented immigrants coming in and through the border; it funds the very agency tasked with keeping undocumented immigrants out, U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Trump lie: Says he is a Christian.
Truth: Trump explicitly rejects the fundamentals of Christianity, i.e. man?s fallen state and his need for reconciliation with God. When asked about that, Trump made it clear that he doesn?t believe he needs to be forgiven for anything, that he just needs to ? in his words ? ?drink my little wine and have my little cracker.? As Trump put it, ?Why do I have to ask for forgiveness if you?re not making mistakes??
Trump: "I don't condone violence.?
Trump: "I'd like to punch him in the face.?
Trump lie: Says Clinton campaign started the birther controversy in 2008. Says that he finished it. Says that he stopped talking about it after Obama's birth certificate was shown.
Truth: Clinton campaign did not start it. Trump kept questioning the legitimacy of Obama's presidency/birthplace as recently as 3 days before his Sept 16 announcement, long after the birth certificate was released in 2008.
That's all I'm going to type up for now. The list is too long for me to make complete. Maybe when he releases his tax returns, as he promised to do, then I will have reason to reconsider if he actually is capable of telling the truth once in a while.
You cannot read another person's mind. But by looking at their actions, you can gather evidence of what is inside them. The evidence on Trump points to a person that cares only about himself. The ends justify the means for him. He doesn't care who he hurts as long as he gets what he wants. The people of the USA are in for 4 years of hurt.