CNN reminds us that IMPOTUS* has 3 lie-patterns: Unbudgeability, Trumpflation, Twist & Shout

Reminding us that Obamagate was invented in January of 2017 to blunt an oncoming investigation of Mike Flynn, CNN’s Daniel Dale looks at Trump lies yet again, because they will not ever let up.

In my second weekly video, I took a look at three of Trump's signature dishonesty patterns: https://t.co/pJr2iMI26I pic.twitter.com/fEIyAO3glf
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) May 16, 2020

No. The GOP and Trump campaign (via Parscale) are planning to run a state of the art propaganda campaign & they have the world's biggest social media tool & what amounts to a state-run media operation to promote.

Anyone who underestimates this is an idiot. https://t.co/Tc4ZdAq72j
— Rachel "The Doc" Bitecofer 📈🔭🍌 (@RachelBitecofer) May 16, 2020

What’s funny is Bill Pullman’s character in Independence Day was a war hero who put his life on the line to help save the world. You are a pitiful fuck of a person who has failed upward your entire life.
— Jesse Glucksman, CSI (@JCGlucks) May 16, 2020

Downplaying Trump's assault on the primary internal integrity mechanism is a game of trying to look bipartisan or nonpartisan in defiance of the facts. The reality is that Trump has waged war on oversight and accountability from day one, and this purge is a dangerous escalation.
— Walter Shaub (@waltshaub) May 16, 2020

Apparently if you don’t do a lot of testing you don’t have a lot of illness. That’s like saying if you don’t have inspectors general you don’t have corruption. Um. Oh right.
— Dan Rather (@DanRather) May 16, 2020

Obama officials and Trump’s press secretary both said Obama’s administration left behind a pandemic preparedness playbook. Mitch McConnell said they didn’t, then three days later he said he was wrong. https://t.co/jfmFvqukmn pic.twitter.com/OsIJlqochw
— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) May 16, 2020

.@DrLeanaWen explains to @K_JeanPierre how a swift, measured response to the coronavirus as soon as it started to spread would have led to better & safer outcomes. (2/2) pic.twitter.com/u3gV6GH5SC
— MoveOn (@MoveOn) May 8, 2020

So let me get this straight: men will wear masks to hide their identity so they can parade around with AR-15s, but it’s weak and emasculating to wear a mask?
— Jeff Stanger (@jdstanger) May 16, 2020

Don’t let that CNN battleground poll mislead you. Awful methodology. https://t.co/DLWzTt8ZWc https://t.co/fyqeiqqAB9
— McDeere (@McDeereUSA) May 16, 2020

Take a tour through the elections since 2016 and the Republican Party’s strongest stances to understand the impending defeat of Donald Trump in the 2020 Presidential election.

Downfall does not offer a prediction or wishful thinking—it affirms a certainty. Veteran political scientist Andrew Hacker’s vast array of evidence points to the conclusion that Donald Trump will not be reelected, regardless of which Democratic candidate opposes him. Based on a close analysis of midterm and special elections, Hacker has found that Trump’s so-called base is shrinking and that a strong majority of voting Americans want Trump out of office.

Alongside comments from Republican Party members on why they stand with their party, Hacker autopsies their most steadfast viewpoints to illustrate from where these opinions stem and why Trump supporters provide him with votes. This includes an examination of Republican positions on:

Gun control
Abortion and women’s rights
Sexism and gender disparities
Racism and affirmative action
LGBTQ rights
Climate Change
And more

Both a look back at the years since Trump’s election and a glimpse into what lies ahead for politics, Downfall provides an optimistic outlook that the most divisive leader in the US’s history will join the ranks of one-term presidents.
Downfall The Demise of a President and His Party from u/lamsters7

I don't want to think of world where there isn't Fred Willard. He was the stand-in for all of us in every movie. https://t.co/DGAoeSVEf8
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) May 16, 2020