In Part 1, we looked at Trump’s lies through the lens of the Washington Post’s own “bottomless Pinocchio” lists as well as three academic studies based on their data, before turning to a broader perspective. That involves seeing Trump’s lies as part of a larger rhetorical strategy, as describe...CONTINUE READING >>>
Trump’s 10,000-plus lies are not just random bluster – they are an attempt to remake reality as he wants to see it
