Donald Trump, Liar In Chief, Who Cannot Be Relied Upon To Be Honest And Forthright: The Danger To America In The World Community

America is in the midst of crisis, as it is clear we have elected a President, Donald Trump, who is incapable of ever telling the truth about anything!

Usually, we say the President of the United States is the “Commander in Chief”, but a more appropriate term for Donald Trump is that he is the “Liar in Chief”, and that is not said in jest.

Trump has lied all of his life, but it is one thing to lie in business, or to lie in personal relationships including wives and cheating, but to lie when one is the leader of the “free world”, and to refuse to ever admit mistakes or shortcomings, is a disaster for the nation and the world.

This man’s constant lying will end up causing America to be in a major foreign war, or cause an economic collapse that will make World War II or the Great Depression seem to be minor in comparison.

How can any nation in NATO or in Asia ever trust Trump, when he lies and deceives so much?

How can our rivals–Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, ISIL (ISIS)–figure out what Trump really means, when he is so unpredictable?

How can any child look up to a leader who goes against the traditional George Washington quote taught to school children, that Washington could never tell a lie, when the reality about Trump is that he can never tell the truth?

42 comments on “Donald Trump, Liar In Chief, Who Cannot Be Relied Upon To Be Honest And Forthright: The Danger To America In The World Community

  1. Ronald March 15, 2017 8:49 pm

    That is a good one, Paul! HAHA!

  2. D March 16, 2017 3:31 pm

    This just came out…

    Key Democratic Officials Now Warning Base Not to Expect Evidence of Trump/Russia Collusion

    By Glenn Greenwald | March 16, 2017
    http://theintercept.com/2017/03/16/key-democratic-officials-now-warning-base-not-to-expect-evidence-of-trumprussia-collusion/

    From MSNBC politics shows to town hall meetings across the country, the overarching issue for the Democratic Party’s base since Trump’s victory has been Russia, often suffocating attention for other issues. This fixation has persisted even though it has no chance to sink the Trump presidency unless it is proven that high levels of the Trump campaign actively colluded with the Kremlin to manipulate the outcome of the U.S. election — a claim for which absolutely no evidence has thus far been presented.

    The principal problem for Democrats is that so many media figures and online charlatans are personally benefiting from feeding the base increasingly unhinged, fact-free conspiracies — just as right-wing media polemicists did after both Bill Clinton and Obama were elected — that there are now millions of partisan soldiers absolutely convinced of a Trump/Russia conspiracy for which, at least as of now, there is no evidence. And they are all waiting for the day, which they regard as inevitable and imminent, when this theory will be proven and Trump will be removed.

    Key Democratic officials are clearly worried about the expectations that have been purposely stoked and are now trying to tamp them down. Many of them have tried to signal that the beliefs the base has been led to adopt have no basis in reason or evidence.

  3. Ronald March 16, 2017 3:43 pm

    D, I do NOT consider Glenn Greenwald a reliable journalist, as he was an advocate of Edward Snowden.

  4. Princess Leia March 16, 2017 4:44 pm

    Nor do we, Professor.

  5. Princess Leia March 17, 2017 5:08 pm

    Politicus USA blog suggests that one should always ignore Trump’s words and watch his deeds instead.

  6. Ronald March 20, 2017 6:41 pm

    I agree with you, Rustbelt Democrat.

    We lost a woman who would have brought dignity and accomplishment to the Oval Office.

  7. Rational Lefty March 20, 2017 8:32 pm

    The fact that she won the popular vote shows to me that her campaign was not terrible.

  8. Southern Liberal March 21, 2017 10:41 am

    For the Gorsuch hearings, it is critical that we call our Democratic Senators and insist that they filibuster his nomination for the stolen Supreme Court seat. We need a moderate like Merrick Garland, not an anti-worker, anti-civil liberties right-wing ideologue like Gorsuch.

    https://www.facebook.com/WinningProgressive/posts/1595497747127392

  9. Princess Leia March 22, 2017 9:50 am

    Agreed Rational Lefty. Trump only won because of a historically unfortunate technicality which makes the U.S. presidential election imperfectly representative of the will of the majority. 

  10. Pragmatic Progressive March 22, 2017 9:51 am

    Seconded, Leia. His voters are the minority. They just so happened to be in key places.

  11. D March 22, 2017 12:39 pm

    Pragmatic Progressive writes, “Seconded, Leia. His voters are the minority. They just so happened to be in key places.?

    Both Donald Trump’s and Hillary Clinton’s national support, their “voters,” and with how they performed in the U.S. Popular Vote, were a minority. Neither hit 50 percent.

    • Donald Trump 45.94%
    • Hillary Clinton 48.03%

    Margin in the U.S. Popular Vote: D+2.09 (shift from 2012: R+1.77; because Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney, in 2012, by D+3.86).

    The map: All of Romney’s 2012 states carried for Republican presidential pickup winner Donald Trump. 24 states. 206 electoral votes. 2012 Democratic-to-2016 Republican pickups: Florida (29 electoral votes), Ohio (18), Michigan (16), Wisconsin (10), Iowa (6), and Maine’s 2nd Congressional District (1).

    Average pickup state: Michigan. The pickups comprised 100 electoral votes. Divide by 6 pickup states is equal to 16 electoral votes. Michigan was the only pickup state with 16 electoral votes. And, in my estimation, Michigan was the most interesting state politically. The Hillary Clinton campaign were asleep with where Michigan was heading in both the primaries and the general election.

    There’s more to Trump’s win than a brush-off as suggested by a few here.

    http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/

  12. D March 22, 2017 12:41 pm

    I forgot to mention Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes) as a pickup state. (Sorry.)

  13. Rational Lefty March 22, 2017 6:41 pm

    Precisely, ladies! US 3 million who voted for Hillary are the majority. Trump and the GOP have no mandate.

  14. Princess Leia March 22, 2017 7:20 pm

    D – Electoral college means nothing to us unless it is backed by having the most popular votes. Therefore, we are amongst many in this country who consider his presidency to be illegitmate.

  15. D March 22, 2017 7:41 pm

    Princess Leia writes, “D – Electoral college means nothing to us unless it is backed by having the most popular votes. Therefore, we are amongst many in this country who consider his presidency to be illegitmate.”

    Then you have a problem facing reality.

    Hillary Clinton is not the 45th president of the United States.

    In office, as the 45th president of the United States, is Donald Trump.

    That is history.

    That is reality.

  16. Rustbelt Democrat March 22, 2017 8:29 pm

    The Orange Buffoon is not only an illegitmate president, he’s Putin’s president.

  17. D March 22, 2017 9:58 pm

    Rustbelt Democrat and Pragmatic Progressive,

    The points you both tried to make are irrelevant.

    The current and 45th president of the United States is Donald Trump.

    A survey isn’t going to change that fact.

    Some piece by “Slate,” on the continuation of the Electoral College, is also not going to change that fact.

    Donald Trump is president of the United States whether or not there are people who can handle that fact.

  18. Ronald March 22, 2017 10:11 pm

    I have to say, sadly, that I am in total agreement with D, and we must come to grip with reality, and work to force him out and limit the ability of Mike Pence to do extreme damage, but the challenge is overwhelming at this point, sorry to say!

  19. D March 22, 2017 11:25 pm

    “Daily Kos’s” Markos Moulitsas is no progressive.

    http://www.commondreams.org/views/2016/12/14/daily-kos-founder-gleefully-celebrates-coal-miners-losing-health-insurance

    Attempting to make a president look like he was not legitimately elected does not help. It did not work against George W. Bush. It did not work against Barack Obama. It will likely not work against Donald Trump.

    People who voted for Bush and/or Obama and/or Trump will be inclined to defend. So, this tends to backfire.

    The real way to fight a president from the opposition party is…to be a truly opposition party. And that means an agenda and the policies.

  20. Former Republican March 23, 2017 10:30 am

    Southern Liberal is correct. It’s part of the resistance. The majority of progressive/liberal blogs and media (Daily Kos, Think Progress, Salon.com, etc.) have done so. Progressive/liberal activists (such as Michael Moore, for instance) have done so. Even Democratic lawmakers have done so.

  21. Princess Leia March 23, 2017 11:28 am

    Exactly, FR. And the resistance’s reasons for doing so are very, very valid.

  22. Princess Leia March 23, 2017 11:49 am

    Pragmatic – I guarantee you that social values and the environment played a role in that.

  23. Pragmatic Progressive March 23, 2017 12:43 pm

    Precisely. For any progressive/liberal who was anti-Hillary, their better choice was the Green Party than the GOP because the Green Party at least believes in protecting the social safety net, standing up for women’s rights and gay rights, fighting climate change, etc.

  24. Princess Leia March 23, 2017 1:31 pm

    D – Out of curiosity, what blogs do you consider progressive/liberal?

  25. Rustbelt Democrat March 23, 2017 4:16 pm

    For those concerned about voting, I recommend FairVote.org
    They are supporting The National Popular Vote plan.

    http://www.fairvote.org/

  26. D March 23, 2017 9:46 pm

    Princess Leia,

    The only blog I follow regularly is “The Progressive Professor.”

  27. Ronald March 23, 2017 9:58 pm

    Well, thank you, D, for your vote of confidence!

    I take that as a compliment, and an endorsement that I have been doing something right for the past eight and a half years.

    Hopefully, I have been writing as a progressive who cares about his nation and the world, and is proud of the accomplishments of FDR and LBJ and other Presidents and members of Congress, in making our nation a better place, and wants to see the survival of all of their good work, which is now threatened by the most dangerous crisis in all of American history, much more than Richard Nixon!

  28. D March 24, 2017 4:39 pm

    You’re welcome, of course, Ronald.

    You really are the only blogger I am following nowadays. (Others that I follow are not specifically from the form of a blog.)

    I do want to say that, when it comes to any other blogs that I had previously followed, I also appreciated the one from Alan Colmes.

    Alan Colmes, of course, was co-host with Sean Hannity on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity & Colmes” (1996–2009). Alan had his own Fox Radio program that I followed particularly during the Election 2008 season. (I subscribed off and on for years to Sirius, later renamed Sirius XM, and to Colmes’s podcast.) I always had to hand to Alan battling a lot of Republican callers to his program, numerous ones lying about who they were (on their politics), because he stood his ground in arguing for and defending his positions.

    Alan Comes died from lymphoma on February 23, 2017 at the age of 66. He was born September 24, 1950 in Brooklyn, New York. He welcomed a lot of interesting guests on his show (my favorites, due to their insights, were Ralph Nader and former pro-wrestler and 38th Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura).

    I lost track of Colmes after my interests went elsewhere (c. 2010). And I had no idea he was ill. So, the news surprised me. And I am sorry he is no longer alive.

  29. Ronald March 24, 2017 6:08 pm

    Yes, D, Alan Colmes was a true gentleman and strong progressive, and I felt bad that he had to deal with Sean Hannity, a truly despicable human being, who only cares about profit, and has no principles, but is enriching himself with the help of Donald Trump.

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