President Trump made a new low of three false claims this week, because he barely spoke: http://thestar.com/trumpcheck
Update: Trump is up to 117 false claims as president. Averaging 2.3 per day.https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/02/24/daniel-dales-donald-trump-fact-check-updates.html …
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I didn't count Trump's wiretapping claims as false, though they are evidently ridiculous, since we don't have firm proof of the negative.
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@ddale8 That's not how it works. You have to prove your claims. Until you do, they are false. Proof is the burden of the accuser. -
@TexasLumpy I decide how it works 'round here!
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@ddale8@billyeichner Lies. We call them lies in the real world.
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@ddale8 Say, Mr. Dale, how about running a set of false claims for McConnell & Ryan? GOP needs to be competing with each other on this. -
@silverinpapio I only have time for Trump! Also, he's in a class of his own.
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@ddale8@billyeichner Lies. Not false claims. LIES.
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How does a person speak 2.3 sentences in one day?
@ddale8https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/840282522458177536 … -
@EricKleefeld even more complicated - he doesn't speak in sentences.
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@ddale8@ClaraJeffery@TorontoStar it's like he's not even trying! -
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@ddale8@smitchcd@TorontoStar Said the fake news gurus -
@PenningtonTim Facts are the opposite of fake news, you silly rabbit! -
@smitchcd depends on if you trust the source of the "facts". I do appreciate silly wabbit though even though it's duck season -
@PenningtonTim Serious question: What sources do you trust to report facts?
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