Makin’ Me Crazy
This kind of stuff makes me crazy.
“Pushed False Story Line?” Is that the best you got, New York Times? He knowingly lied. Sarah Hunkybooboo knowingly lied. Trump’s lawyers knowingly lied to the public.
For nearly a year, the denials from President Trump’s lawyers and spokeswoman were unequivocal. No, the president did not dictate a misleading statement released in his son’s name.
But in a confidential, hand-delivered memo to the special counsel, Mr. Trump’s lawyers acknowledged that, yes, Mr. Trump had dictated the statement, which attempted to deflect questions about a meeting with a Kremlin-tied lawyer at Trump Tower.
Push a False Story Line sounds like a party game. I mean, you could make a board game called that and it would sound a little silly, but fun nonetheless. Or, it could be a cheer at a high school football game: Push The False Story Line, Tigers! Push it waaaay back!
Hell, next thing I know my Republican neighbors will be insisting that Trump has a new exercise routine.
They did not push a false story line – They lied.
Dammit, New York Times, if you truly write by your motto – Truth: It Demands Our Attention –
Then for Pete’s sake, stop using euphemisms for LIED.
Now, back to your regularly scheduled laughs.