The President Does Not Lie Like You and Me

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The President Does Not Lie Like You and Me

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Jul 5, 2017

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Earlier this week, the New York Times posted a comprehensive accounting of President Donald Trump’s lies. It is, among other things, a triumph of web design. Orange, san-serif dates turn each falsehood into bricks in a vast wall. Scrolling turns the wall into a wave, a tsunami of mendacity.

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