There are many examples of Donald Trump telling lies or misleading claims.
Do you remember that time when he said there was a widespread illness happening in Greenland and people are not receiving proper medical care there?
That is not true at all.
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Trending & News There are many examples of Donald Trump telling lies or misleading claims.
Do you remember that time when he said there was a widespread illness happening in Greenland and people are not receiving proper medical care there?
That is not true at all.
Same reason a heroin addict can't put the needle down and a cokehead goes to the bathroom at a club every 30 minutes. Same reason the people in Jonestown signed up for Kool-Aid taste testing.
Thar's only hardcore MAGA that have a hard time admitting Trump lies. I know plenty of MAGA who are pissed over his lie of no new wars, that was one of the reasons they supported him.
Thanks for MH!
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A major reason is that for many committed MAGA supporters, the question is no longer simply whether a particular Trump statement is factually true. Trump has become bound up with political identity, group loyalty, distrust of opposing institutions, and a sense that he represents them against hostile elites. Once that happens, admitting that he lies can feel less like acknowledging an ordinary defect in a politician and more like conceding something to an opposing group.
There is good psychological research behind this. Partisan motivated reasoning causes people to scrutinize unwelcome information much more aggressively than information favorable to their side. This is not unique to MAGA or even to conservatives; experiments find it among Democrats as well. A 2025 Stanford study, for example, found that both Trump supporters and opponents were substantially more willing to believe even absurd claims when those claims favored their political side.
But there is an additional phenomenon that I think is particularly important with Trump: some supporters recognize that an assertion is literally false and nevertheless do not regard that as disqualifying. Research published in 2024 found that partisan voters sometimes excuse a politician's false statement because they believe it expresses a more important underlying or “deeper” truth about the world. The effect occurred on both sides, although the Trump examples were especially revealing: a supporter may effectively think, perhaps that particular statistic isn't true, but what Trump is saying about immigration/crime/the establishment is basically true, so the factual error doesn't matter.
Trump has also spent years attacking the referees who might establish that he is wrong—journalists, government agencies, scientists, election officials, judges, and fact-checkers. Consequently, contradictory evidence can become self-sealing: CNN says Trump lied → CNN hates Trump → therefore CNN's accusation proves nothing. Research on election misinformation has even found circumstances in which warning labels attached to Trump's claims failed to reduce belief among his supporters; among politically knowledgeable Trump voters, disputed labels could sometimes produce a backlash rather than correction.
There is also a fairly ordinary psychological mechanism involved: cognitive dissonance. If someone has spent ten years defending Trump, voted for him repeatedly, argued with relatives about him, donated money, attended rallies, and regarded his opponents as dishonest, saying “Trump habitually lies” creates a much larger problem than admitting that one politician told a falsehood. It invites the uncomfortable follow-up: Then why have I trusted him all this time? Human beings are extraordinarily good at avoiding conclusions that threaten an important part of their self-conception.
And there is an important distinction between “Trump has lied” and “Trump is a liar.” Plenty of MAGA voters will acknowledge individual exaggerations. They may call them jokes, hyperbole, negotiating tactics, trolling, mistakes, or Trump “being Trump.” What they resist is the characterological conclusion that systematic dishonesty should undermine his credibility. That allows each falsehood to be treated as an isolated exception rather than evidence about the reliability of the speaker.
That distinction becomes increasingly difficult to maintain because the sheer volume of documented false or misleading statements during Trump's political career is extraordinarily large; independent fact-checking organizations have catalogued thousands of them.
So I wouldn't explain it simply by saying “MAGA people are gullible.” That misses what is psychologically interesting about it. Some undoubtedly believe particular falsehoods. Others know Trump exaggerates or lies but discount the importance of factual truth when it conflicts with loyalty, political objectives, or what they regard as a larger truth. Still others have become so distrustful of outside sources that there is effectively no mutually accepted authority capable of demonstrating that Trump lied.
That last situation is probably the most consequential. Political disagreement is manageable when two people disagree about values. It becomes much harder when they no longer agree on how a factual proposition can be established at all.
At this point, you’d think even most of the general MAGAtards have come around somewhat, and have to admit they got conned, and that they are responsible for the ongoing disaster they help put in motion, and that they too have been personally affected (hahah every time they get gas) by this loser liar.
They were reluctant, but probably by now, they have to admit that they’re disappointed by the obvious and blatant LIES that come out of PEDOPIGGY’s foul disgusting PIEHOLE day in, day out—with only the sickest and most psycho ardent MAGAManiacs still buying into OrangeTurd’s cons and lies.
(You know, the type that would send him money, or buy a trump phone, or NFTs, or get a boner when they see him post A. I. slop at 3am of him being Jesus, or a firefighter, or some buff military commander)…
…So they’ll be the last to finally admit it, but they too, will eventually see the light, one day. Probably when the big beautiful scam and billionaire tax cut bill goes into affect in January, and the majority of poor rural idiots will lose the rest of their healthcare, SNAP, and gas goes even higher.
Turnabout is fair play. Democrats refuse to admit when their cult leaders lie, cheat, steal and worse. Why should MAGA have to behave any differently?
Why don’t you call out your own party for a change? There are currently plenty of conservatives disappointed in Drumpf right now. Still not a single democrat questioning their own though. How is that possible and you refuse to acknowledge it? There is only one party demonstrating absolute faith in their cult leaders in the face of hard evidence, and it’s not MAGA. Why are you fixated on Drumpf? TDS much?
No, I don’t remember that at all. And the bottom line is we don’t care. We have seen the lies thrown at him such as Russia Gate, Hunter Biden's laptop, the fake ass lawsuits and smears. He does what we want.
Biden was unfit and the Left let him stay and someone used the autopen. He then pardoned so many including his son and Faulci (sp) when they weren’t even charged. We won’t accept late term abortions, we won’t accept DSA, we won’t accept Trans and Trans in women's sports, we won’t accept DEI, Democrats have only much worse to offer.
Which fake ass lawsuits?
Why Anon coward? Or did I just answer that for you.
How about this for starters.
Key dismissed cases against Trump:
Criminal:
• Federal classified documents (Florida): Dismissed July 2024 by Judge Cannon; DOJ later dropped appeal after 2024 election.
• Federal election interference (DC): Dismissed late 2024 at DOJ request after election (sitting president policy).
• Georgia election RICO case: Dismissed November 2025 after new prosecutor declined to pursue.
Civil/other:
• Most 2020 election challenges (dozens of cases) dismissed for lack of evidence/standing.
• Early “Katie Johnson”/Jane Doe Epstein-related sexual assault suits: dismissed.
But even suits that were successful were bullshit. People know. Corruption to the core. Now F off.
Lawsuits dismissed because of lack of evidence doesn’t mean it was fake.
@Tamera952 ^^^ TDS. You fit the category. Try to come back when you are more stable. Take your meds now 🤣.
No idea. I recently pointed out WITH VIDEO of trump saying his dad's from Germany, when he definitively wasn't. Maga dipshit said he misspoke. No tf he didn't
Donald Trump also claimed his grandfather was born in Sweden which is also false.
You’re awfully preoccupied with Drumpf. Were you equally angry about Biden creeping on women and young girls? Were you angry to learn that he molested his own daughter and very likely his son?
A dozen women came forward with allegations against Biden, one of whom was a child when he accosted her. He also concealed the Epstein files his entire presidency. But i don’t remember a single peep from you about that.
I wonder why.
Since you’re a big fan of video evidence, here’s a piece:
https://youtu.be/h6GgR4GMFjM?is=zVfeQXL7g_bO_48i
Looks like you’ve managed to pull the wool over your own eyes, because none of this is new information.
Because they have Trump Derangement Syndrome; they believe everything he says or has ever said is true, despite complete evidence to the contrary. They are sick individuals, and part of their sickness is the absolute denial they engage in, rendering them the dumbest people on the planet by far.
Trump is lying basically every time he opens his mouth. Even if you agree with his politics, that's an undeniable fact.
they already know that... since 2014
they just don't care... that's quite obvious
They're cultists who, like all cultists, will figuratively (hopefully not literally, much as I loathe them) drink Trump's Flavour Aid.(It wasn't the much more popular Kool-Aid which, when poisoned, caused the Jonestown Massacre.)
That’s how cults work. You never question anything he says. Ever. Trump turns on anyone saying one bad thing about him so they have been conditioned not to either.
during war, telling the truth is bad. lying is needed so not a "liar."
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 admit your a butthurt commie with TDS.
He's a snake, but I prefer snakes to people who drink the blood of the unborn.
I think they don't care.
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