You are so full of it, it bubbles out of your ears! Are you incapable of tell the truth?

We have before us a thin skinned trouble maker that can't take a rebuttal, goes adolescent and resort to insults and off topic rhetoric when he's angry.
You do know that you've managed to hijack the subject matter...right?

Boy, for a Libertarian, you sure don't know "jack" about libertarianism (or READING, for that matter). Too bad "cutting government" isn't the thread topic.

What a tool.

Donald Trump is going to say 2,000 things that aren't true in his 1st year in office
Chris Cillizza

Analysis by Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-large

Updated 10:42 AM ET, Tue January 2, 2018


President Donald Trump has broken lots and lots of norms during his first 347 days as President. But none are as flagrant or as important as his casual relationship with the truth and utter lack of regard for being factual.
According to the amazing Fact Checker blog at The Washington Post, Trump has made 1,950 misleading or simply false claims since being sworn in as President on January 20, 2017. That's an average -- average -- of 5.6 a day. Every day he has been President.
A quick bit of math suggests that Trump will go over 2,000 false claims for his first year in office sometime in the next week. It could happen even sooner than that if Trump decides to give another impromptu media interview; the Post counted 24 falsehoods in Trump's 30-minute interview with New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt over the holidays.
Trump's total lack of commitment to facts as President is a continuation of the trend from the 2016 presidential race. In that contest, 59 of the 92 Trump statements that the Post fact-checked were found to be totally and completely false. That's roughly two thirds (64%). By comparison, seven of the 49 fact-checked statements by Hillary Clinton were found by the Post to be totally and completely false. That's just more than one in 10 (14%).

The conclusion here is a simple one: Trump lies with zero sense of shame, guilt or remorse. Unlike most politicians who, when caught in a falsehood or a lie, won't repeat it again for fear of the blowback, Trump seems to revel in saying things that have been proven not to be true. According to the Post's Fact Checker, there are more than 60 falsehoods that Trump has repeated at least three times during his first year as president. Sixty!
Trump has normalized lots and lots of behavior that would have been unheard of from any past President. (The New York Times' Peter Baker wrote brilliantly about Trump's total disregard for being "presidential" here.)
But nothing is more important -- and more damaging to the long-term fabric of society -- than Trump's willingness to just say (and say and say and say and say) things that aren't true. And that he knows aren't true.
Trump's entire life is a story he tells himself. That narrative sometimes comports with established facts. Often it doesn't. Whether it did or not wasn't a concern for Trump. The important thing is that in the story of his life, Trump was always winning, always the coolest.

And, until he entered politics, that was OK. After all: Trump was hardly the only fabulist at work in the culture.

When he was elected President, however, Trump's willingness to say things he knows aren't true became far more corrosive. His persistent lies coupled with an active effort to undermine the very idea that facts actually exist -- and are not just one's opinion -- are tremendously deleterious to having a society in which we all agree on a handful of accepted norms no matter where we land on the political or socioeconomic spectrum.
Whatever else Trump does in the next three (or seven) years, that disregard for facts will be his most lasting legacy.

http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives...defense-budget/

There is Nothing Patriotic or Conservative About Our Bloated Defense Budget
Written by John J. Duncan, Jr.
Thursday November 16, 2017

The book also quotes Eisenhower as saying “Heaven help us if we ever have a President who doesn’t know as much about the military as I do.”

Therein lies an explanation for a big part of what has caused much excessive and/or wasteful defense spending and, the willingness, even at times eagerness, to go to war and support permanent, never-ending wars.

Only 18% of the current Congress has ever served in any branch of our military. Members are afraid if they do not vote for an increase in defense spending, or if they question waste by the military, some demagogue will accuse them of “not supporting the troops.”

One last point: We have far too many officers. In Scott Berg’s biography on Woodrow Wilson, it says during World War I, we had one officer for every 30 enlisted men. Eisenhower once said we had too many officers when there were nine enlisted for every officer. Now we have one officer for only four and a half to five and a half enlisted (varies by branch).

This is very expensive, both for active duty and retirement, but it also makes it much more likely that we will get involved in every little conflict around the world and/or continue basing troops in almost every country.

We simply do not have enough money to pay for defense of so many countries other than our own nor the authority under our Constitution to try to run the whole world.

Congressman Duncan served honorably in both the U.S. Army Reserve and the Army National Guard, starting as an enlisted man and rising to the rank of captain.

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-trump-military-20170303-story.html

Trump wants $54 billion more for defense. The military isn't sure what that means.

Yet even as Trump invokes former President Reagan’s “peace through strength” doctrine, few in the military policy community know what Trump really wants to do with the proposed 10% annual budget increase or what vision he holds for the armed forces.

Let's "Hope" President Trump audits the Defense Department first, so he can "Change" there misuse of tax payers dollars.

Lets go one better, Trump faces up to his hypocrisy and show his personal tax returns, how much does he stand to gain in his new tax reform and lastly, how much is it costing tax payers to fly Trump back and forth to Mar largo 115 time thus far, not to mention the charge back to the government for rental space.


http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/...-mar-lago-cost/



http://thehill.com/homenews/administrati...-million-report



https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-h...oncerns-n743541

Trump will never audit the Defense Department. He loves generals and has a cabinet full of them. It feeds his huge ego that generals work for him.

You forgot the part about Hitler being the biggest mass murder in history. Who cares about the rest of that stuff? I don't know enough about him to know if that stuff is true or not but it is irrelevant to his main goal of exterminating a race of innocent people. No one remembers if Hitler did anything good early on or not before he started WWII. My biggest fear of Trump is that he will start WWIII. And I am far from the only person concerned about that.

Wrong Kyle!

Your Hammer an Sickle friends buried just as many!

To call any of these my friends shows just how disgusting you are. Trump may top them all if he starts WWIII.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/...imes-world.html

The 20th century witnessed death and slaughter on an unprecedented scale.

It was the century of the Holocaust and two World Wars; of communist, Nazi, fascist and military dictators who between them killed more than 100 million people.

Scroll down for the leaders themselves, listed in order of the numbers who died as a result of their rule.

1 MAO ZEDONG

China (1949-76) Regime Communist Victims 60 million

2 JOSEPH STALIN

Soviet Union (1929-53) Regime Communist Victims 40 million

3 ADOLF HITLER

Germany (1933-45) Regime Nazi dictatorship Victims 30 million

http://www.msnbc.com/andrea-mitchell-rep...r-1127723075625

Mueller's Russia investigation won't end anytime soon, says...
Former federal prosecutor and chief of staff to James Comey, Chuck Rosenberg, spoke on MSNBC about said that while Robert Mueller’s investigation seems to be moving along at a good pace, he doesn’t concur with Trump’s remarks that it will end soon, saying investigations take time.

So now communist are in the lead for mass murders, and you Socialist aren't far from Stalin or Mao.

I am not a socialist. All you know how to do is call people names. You are just hear to stir the pot and you have no idea what you are talking about.

You aren't a patriot.

Oh Yes I am. Trump is not a patriot He cares only about himself. A lot of professional psychologists say he is mentally ill or at least unstable.

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/01/psychiatrists-warn-trump-becoming-more-mentally-unstable.html

Psychiatrists warn Trump becoming more mentally unstable, putting US, world at 'extreme risk'

A Yale psychiatrist says President Donald Trump has become increasingly mentally unstable in the past week.

Dr. Bandy Lee says Trump's behavior puts the U.S. and the rest of the world at "extreme risk of danger."

Lee points out a series of tweets by Trump, his use of a racial slur against Sen. Elizabeth Warren, and his reported questioning of whether a tape of him boasting of groping women is fake.

Dan Mangan | @_DanMangan
Published 5:51 PM ET Fri, 1 Dec 2017 Updated 11:53 AM ET Mon, 4 Dec 2017