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In reply to the discussion: If what you are about to say helps Trump in any way, [View all]Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)50. How you get from my post to a claim of infallibility is beyond me.
But I will humor you and answer your absurd question: No, I don't feel I'm always on the side of truth.
On the specific question that I mentioned, namely Donald Trump's history with bankruptcy filings, the evidence is so overwhelming that it's essentially inconceivable that I'm wrong. On other questions, it's unlikely but possible that I'm wrong. And then there are questions where I'm just on a guess.
Now that I've answered your question, perhaps you'll answer mine: If someone posts a derogatory statement about Trump, and you know that it's false, would you think it appropriate for you or someone else to post a correction, even if correcting the derogatory falsehood about Trump helps him?
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+1, Trump's blatant pandering to that crowd shows how much he stole lines from
R B Garr
Nov 2017
#15
I think Elizabeth Warren remembers the savaging she got from many Bernie supporters
ehrnst
Nov 2017
#18
I like her as well. I just wish the Dems would be more cognizant of what they say.
33taw
Nov 2017
#26
And she should not have done so...since it turns out to be untrue...watch the news...
Demsrule86
Nov 2017
#67
Yes. Who wants a trusted group member who airs her differences in a national book, for profit. nt
Honeycombe8
Nov 2017
#42
No, it's not helpful at this point in time. But it is good to have complete record
Honeycombe8
Nov 2017
#43
And then she pretended to be surprised and insulted when Trump did what Trump does
NastyRiffraff
Nov 2017
#60
Yes! Perhaps he can get his mental health treatment someplace far away. Russia maybe?
FM123
Nov 2017
#28
Kick and recommend and I am so freakin ticked off that this has to be a post.
bronxiteforever
Nov 2017
#19
I don't think so. She's not experienced enough a politician to see the repercussions ofwhat she says
Honeycombe8
Nov 2017
#44
If you assign zero moral value to honesty, you might consider the pragmatic aspects.
Jim Lane
Nov 2017
#53