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Old 05-27-2017, 02:42 PM
 
Location: north central Ohio
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Associated Press 3 hrs ago
WASHINGTON — It's been a muted week for the "real" Donald Trump, the Twitter account where the president normally says a lot of things that are unreal. Other frequent sources of free-range Trump — extended TV interviews, news conferences, speeches to supporters — were also missing on his first foreign trip since taking office.


Even a more cautious or scripted Trump, though, does not always tell it straight, and the release of his proposed budget stirred a fresh round of questionable rhetoric from his stateside aides.

AP FACT CHECK: Trump tells tall tales even without Twitter


Time to pull on your hip boots to wade into the pit of BS from this PATHOLIGAL LIAR! Clink on the link to read them.
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