LumRaiderFan
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18 minutes ago, Reagan said:
Here’s your fact checkers: By
, , and !Who says “they” are qualified to be fact checkers? Maybe biased?!
Take a look at the articles from each correspondent you listed (which I’m sure you haven’t bothered to do).
Maybe a little biased, lol.
Trump has supposedly told tens of thousands of lies, surely you guys can recall some without help from media.
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13 hours ago, DCT said:
Wrong, all the people he pardoned for January, 6 should just about cover it along with the drug trafficker and all the con men he pardoned.
The Epstein files, the economy, healthcare, tariffs, ending 7 wars, DODGE draining the swamp. I could go but not necessary, you see the big picture.List the specific lies associated with each of those. Spell out the big picture for me.
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6 minutes ago, nappyroots said:
you guys on this board love trump more than melania. I used to have posters of women on my walls during the 80's you guys probably have pics of trump
He’s wearing a cape in the poster I have on my wall.
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11 minutes ago, nappyroots said:
trump has been talking about his health care plan since before his last election. But we have never seen it. Another big beautiful lie
His plan hasn’t skyrocketed premiums, but I’m sure you won’t criticize that guy.
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The guy crapped on half the country for decades. Death doesn’t change facts.
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25 minutes ago, DCT said:
Here’s one for giggles same source.
Early 2021, examined Trump's promotion of "the big lie" for political purposes to subvert the 2020 election, and concluded that the lie encouraged the
. The attack was cited in a resolution to . During , the house managers , , , and discussed how Trump used "the big lie" to repeatedly make the false claim the election was stolen from him. On October 7, a Senate Judiciary Committee report said that Trump attempted to use the Department of Justice to "lay the foundation of the 'Big Lie'" before the general election and remain in power regardless of election results.0 for 1, still tens of thousands to go.
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1 minute ago, DCT said:
The board would crash. lol.
More deflection, due to no answer.
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2 minutes ago, DCT said:
You mean bulls@&t. 😂
Your own article said TENS OF THOUSANDS, shouldn’t be hard to post a legit list.
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3 minutes ago, DCT said:
wikipedia.org
, has made tens of thousands of false or misleading claims. at documented 30,573 , an average of 21 per day. Commentators and fact-checkers have described Trump's as unprecedented in American politics, and the consistency of falsehoods as a distinctive part of and . Scholarly analysis of found significant evidence of an intent to deceive.
During and between his terms as
from (top, monthly), the and (bottom, weekly) compiled data on "false or misleading claims" and "false claims", respectively. The peaks corresponded in late 2018 to , in late 2019 to his , and in late 2020 to the presidential election. The Post reported 30,573 false or misleading claims in four years, an average of more than 20.9 per day.Many news organizations initially resisted describing Trump's falsehoods as lies, but began to do so by June 2019. The Washington Post said his frequent repetition of claims he knew to be false amounted to a campaign based on
. , Trump's CEO and chief strategist during the first seven months of Trump's first presidency, said that the press, rather than , was Trump's primary adversary and "the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit." In February 2025, a public relations CEO stated that the "flood the zone" tactic (also known as the ) was designed to make sure no single action or event stands out above the rest by having them occur at a rapid pace, thus preventing the public from keeping up and preventing controversy or outrage over any specific action or event.As part of their
, Trump and his allies repeatedly and that Trump had won the election. Their effort was characterized by some as an implementation of 's " " propaganda technique. In June 2023, a criminal on one count of making "false statements and representations", specifically by hiding subpoenaed classified documents from his own attorney who was trying to find and return them to the government. In August 2023, 21 of Trump's falsehoods about the 2020 election were listed in , and 27 were listed in . It has been suggested that Trump's false statements amount to rather than lies.lol, garbage post.
Please provide a list of all the lies.
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21 minutes ago, DCT said:
Special Elections in 2025 Dem gains
Georgia +1
Iowa +2
Missippi +3
Pennsylvania+1
Florida a red state in a red city that had not been blue for 28 years is flipped. 🚨⏰‼️
Missippi, never heard of it.
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3 hours ago, Big girl said:
He is a compulsive liar but he thinks people believe him
Post all the lies.
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On 12/18/2025 at 3:56 PM, Reagan said:
Severe case of TDS will not allow it!
Big girl’s post - Exhibit A
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I agree with Hippy, you democrats keep grinding, you’re doing great.
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3 hours ago, thetragichippy said:
God I hope you are wrong.....lol
Me too.
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44 minutes ago, thetragichippy said:
I'm with you - I think the answer lies in expanding Medicare/Medicaid somehow. I don't know how, and it is going to be difficult, but hopefully someone smarter than me can figure it out.
One day, we will arrive at single payer, just a matter of time.
And the folks that got us there won’t be any smarter than you, lol.
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1 hour ago, OlDawg said:
I’m making an assumption here, but I imagine your ESI insurance (employer sponsored) went up because of the ACA mandate of minimum coverage for a company with more than 50 employees. The minimum coverage had to be equivalent to what the government stipulated in ACA as required minimum coverage. That may have been more than what y’all were being offered through your employer.
Of course, much of the requirements (birth control, etc.) were things the government shouldn’t have been stipulating IMHO. They added costs for us all, but almost pure profit for the insurers.
Yep, your assumption is correct.
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1 hour ago, mat said:
I'm disappointed in Johnson. He's someone that started off honorable but has turned into a puppet.
It frustrates me that our government is playing games with healthcare subsidies that will greatly affect the lower income people. Whether we/they agree with subsidies in irrelevant. To eliminate them without ever addressing the real issue of healthcare cost is not representing the people they're supposed to serve. Why not you ask? Follow the money. They are not representing us.
It would definitely represent me, why wouldn’t me and millions like me count?
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49 minutes ago, OlDawg said:
People that are on Obamacare are paying taxes as well. Many, many independent contractors, doctors, small business owners, etc. are also on Obamacare. So are seniors in the gap that are still paying taxes on their Social Security while trying to hold a part-time job to make ends meet.
Obamacare covers more than just the 'poor.' The law made it--basically--the only game in town if your employer doesn't offer healthcare. I think people still forget this fact. Around 8% of the U.S. population is on ACA. Over 20 million people.
We're almost all getting screwed by the costs.
91% of Healthcare Is Government Subsidized.
Who is willing to do away with the employer tax benefit for insurance that allows them to pay you more? It's no different than the Obamacare subsidy. Could be easily argued it's worse. Not sure many realized that--unless they're on private insurance--they're probably receiving a subsidy of some sort for health insurance.
All I know is this, when Obamacare kicked in the company insurance representative informed us that our insurance was going up 30%, the company covered some of it but my premiums went up a lot, all due to the ACA.
My insurance went up to cover others due to government interference, as did many folks, anything right about that?
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2 minutes ago, bullets13 said:
This is on another level. Both in absurdity and in craziness.
Don’t disagree, but remember what he said about John McCain?
He’s been doing this forever, it’s who he is, I certainly won’t defend it, but I would certainly rather have a safe border than the alternative.
It just doesn’t surprise me that Trump acts like Trump.
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1 minute ago, UT alum said:
Thank you for your honesty.
Honesty=agrees with me
lol
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1 minute ago, UT alum said:
Says the man who supports a President who lies whenever his lips are moving. He lies intentionally as well as unintentionally.
In addition, your statement that if it doesn’t affect you it doesn’t matter sums up a lot of the trouble we are having as a society today.Can you provide me with all the lies?
There must be thousands if it happens whenever his lips move.
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11 minutes ago, bullets13 said:
Nah, I see a lot of mental gymnastics and justification for these nutso comments Trump made. I can live with “crude”, but this was delusional. I voted for the guy, and I’ll take him over the alternative, but I find it concerning that the person who’s running our country doesn’t have the self control or common sense to not make irrational, unhinged posts on social media. At the same time we’re supposed to trust him to not make irrational, unhinged decisions as president.
He’s been doing this for decades, surely you knew this before you voted for him.
It amazes me that folks thought Trump becoming President would all of a sudden change him.
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Trump's latest speeh
in Political Forum
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His legacy will be a safe border, one of most important responsibilities of the federal government.
That will stand until the next democrat is elected.