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So are you saying that he did not lie about those things? Evidence please.Politifarce, the arm of Clinton's campaign. Not credible...
I suppose hyperbole is technically speaking lying. But only an idiot would make a big deal about it.
Then there are some, who seriously do not understand the difference between Hillary lies and Trump hypebole. These are the ones I take issue with. Perhaps they just haven't been blessed to have the IQ to understand hyperbole.
The difference between hyperbole and lying is a very-very thin line, a line D. Trump continually crosses. For example; The unemployment rate in Scott Walker's Wisconsin is way-way-way to high - would be hyperbole.
But when D. Trump was talking about Wisconsin's UE Rate, he said, "I mean just -- effective unemployment rate, 20 percent. Hey, this is out of the big book." - that's a lie designed to scare the bejesus out Wisconsinites. I rate that statement another in a long line of yuge-yuge (that's New York for huge-huge) lies.
March 29: Trumplies that Wisconsin’s effective unemployment rate is 20%, saying, ""What? Is it 20 percent? Effective or regular? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, The U-3 official unemployment rate in Wisconsin was 4.6 percent in 2015; Wisconsin’s U-6 rate for 2015 was 8.3 percent.
And so on, and so on, and so...
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March 29: Trumplies that Wisconsin’s effective unemployment rate is 20%, saying, ""What? Is it 20 percent? Effective or regular? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, The U-3 official unemployment rate in Wisconsin was 4.6 percent in 2015; Wisconsin’s U-6 rate for 2015 was 8.3 percent.