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RE: No Joke: NY Times Claims Obama Lied Only 18 Times During His 8 Year Presidency
(12-15-2017 01:16 PM)Sundanceuiuc Wrote:  Both numbers (Trump's 103 and the 18 by Obama) sound low.

I would assume someone who basically never lies as a political operative would lie more than 18 times in an 8 year term. Hell, that would still be great.

My guess is their methodology is very, very off.

Yeah...I've seen other analysis of trump that put his lies near 5-6 a day.
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RE: No Joke: NY Times Claims Obama Lied Only 18 Times During His 8 Year Presidency - Redwingtom - 12-15-2017 01:17 PM



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