Trump's latest lie

[redstateblues]

is that he supposedly came up with "Fire, Fury, Power blah blah blah" by himself. Yeah sure-if he had come up with it he would have dropped a few "horribles", a "tremendous" a time or two. His vocabulary does not have the words he used. Everybody knows it's Bannon or Miller- c'mon

[leftstreet]

1. I can believe he went rogue, just based on his body language

The defiant, folded arms of the nervous bully, etc

Have to wonder if he ran it out there beforehand but his people said NO! You can't say that!

Narcissists hate nothing more than being told what they can/can't do

[frogmarch]

2. Miller is my guess.

He wrote trump's dark inaugural address. Yep, Miller.

[SummerSnow]

3. There is a book called , 'Fire and Fury' The Allied bombing of Germany.

Wonder if Miller or Bannon have that book.

[lunatica]

4. He ad libbed when he said

"... and frankly, power...."

"frankly" is a word he overuses too.

[underpants]

5. He was clearly reading from a prepared statement

The arms folding? I have no idea.

[JHB]

6. How can you criticize the man who coined "priming the pump," hmmmm?

The greatest man to ever churn a phrase?

The premier light of ligature in our age?

The siracha of sayings?



Ow!! If I keep that up I'm gonna sprain something.

[11 Bravo]

7. 12 minutes have elapsed since your OP.

It must surely be obsolete by now.

[GusBob]

8. Actually his latest lie was today (of course)

He claimed to day that his first order as pres was to upgrade our nuclear capabaility.

His first presidential order was about repealing Obamcare

[pwb]

9. Let's go to war with another puke slogan.

They tried to legislate on their Repeal and replace slogan. For awhile the slogans were almost clever.
Here is a slogan for you pukes, leave the world alone.

[VOX]

10. And it wouldn't be genuine Trump if it didn't involve stealing others' words...

"If they do not now accept our terms they may expect a rain of ruin from the air, the like of which has never been seen on this Earth." -- President Harry Truman, August, 1945