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6. Yes. It is a technique he has used for years upon being confronted about an error he made.

Thu Feb 27, 2025, 05:49 PM

Feb 2025

This is one reason MAGAs support him. He never admits he was wrong.

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Trump's Dementia On Full Display in Appearance with Keir Starmer [View all] bigtree Feb 2025 OP

He's trying to be "cute" newdeal2 Feb 2025 #1

Yes he knows exactly what he said. He thinks he is so clever. Irish_Dem Feb 2025 #2

then he's just lying. bigtree Feb 2025 #4

It's called "gaslighting." GoCubsGo Feb 2025 #8

I don't believe that on this bigtree Feb 2025 #9

The lying is reflexive, instinctual, and automatic. Ursus Rex Feb 2025 #10

Wise ass bastard. Klarkashton Feb 2025 #3

I am not sure it's dementia BlueKota Feb 2025 #5

"The problem is you. You can't take a joke." - Felon-Rapist 47 (R) BoRaGard Feb 2025 #7

In the news conference with Starmer a British reporter questioned about his allegorical oracle Feb 2025 #11