Bamā¦and there ya go. That was important but Obama lied about it. Why would that be? He didnāt want anyone to know the truth that he supplied the weapons used to over throw Gaddafi and the mob he helped create, turned on Ambassador Stevens.
Itās not for me to tell you who to trust and not trust, thatās for you to decide. I would say trust yourself more than anyone else, and learn to read/absorb media with discrimination - understand how facts are presented by a particular media, for example, and who promotes and funds it. It doesnāt eliminate bias, it just keeps you aware of it. We never could absorb information passively without risk, but itās especially dangerous to do so these days.
Iāll assume thatās an unsatisfying answer and get specific with regards to say, the media. Let me first add the disclaimer for anyone ready to pounce that no media source is without bias. Again, for emphasis - there is no such thing as unbiased media.
Now that thatās out of the way? Personally I tend to listen to more foreign media like the BBC and Der Spiegel because their particular bias isnāt influenced by American political partisanship to the same degree as Fox or MSNBC. The American media I trust more than Fox and MSNBC tends to be organizations like NPR and the Wall Street Journal, but thatās just me.
Itās not that he lies the least, itās that he lies about inconsequential things which doesnāt matter as all the issues I wanted addressed are being addressed and therefore Trump is cool.
Exactly, like when he says he isnāt hungry and then proceeds to pound three Big Macs and then guzzle two diet Cokes. None of his lies have hurt anyone.
There should be a new word for Trumpās insignificant lies, but I canāt think what that word should be.