Donald Trump is wholly unfit for the presidency, writes the editorial board. Here are his fundamental failures, in five parts.
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Donald Trump is wholly unfit for the presidency, writes the editorial board. Here are his fundamental failures, in five parts.
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A scathing, five-part piece by The New York Times editorial board published Thursday morning leaves no room for doubt about who they think should be elected in November: anyone but Donald Trump.
“Mr. Trump has shown a character unworthy of the responsibilities of the presidency,” the board, made up of 14 Times opinion journalists, wrote. “He has demonstrated an utter lack of respect for the Constitution, the rule of law and the American people. Instead of a cogent vision for the country’s future, Mr. Trump is animated by a thirst for political power: to use the levers of government to advance his interests, satisfy his impulses and exact retribution against those who he thinks have wronged him.”
The board breaks their reasons Trump should not lead the country into five things they believe “matter”: moral fitness, principled leadership, character, “a president’s words” and the rule of law. Not only does the Times denounce Trump as an individual, it places Trump and the Republican Party as one in the same ahead of the upcoming convention. “A once great political party now serves the interests of one man, a man as demonstrably unsuited for the office of president as any to run in the long history of the Republic, a man whose values, temperament, ideas and language are directly opposed to so much of what has made this country great,” they wrote. -
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Will the real Kamala please stand up. There's 90 videos where Kamala said she would absolutely ban fracking. Now she claims to be "moderating her views on energy. Moderating? That's what the media wants us to believe. It's not moderating, its a 180 degree shift. Better known as flip-flopping.
Harris campaign pledges she won’t ban fracking after Trump accusation
Trump’s allegations come as Kamala Harris is expected to moderate her positions on energy issues after she had been one of the more liberal candidates running for the party’s nomination for the 2020 election.
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'Donald Trump Is Unfit to Lead': NYT releases 5,000 word essay warning voters
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Trump told nephew to let his disabled son die, then move to Florida, book says
Fred C Trump III calls comment ‘appalling’ in new book All in the Family, to be published next week
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Trump Interview GOES OFF THE RAILS as he TANKS IN POLLSComment
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IN 1995, TRUMP PAID OFF A FAMILY'S MORTGAGE AFTER THEY FIXED HIS FLAT TIRE!
A man pulled over, fixed his tire, & gave Trump an address to send flowers for his wife.
The man got the flowers with a note reading:
"WE'VE PAID OFF YOUR MORTGAGE."
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Fake news.
"The flat tire story has been repeated several times through the decades. And it has been frequently debunked.
The story was shared as far back as 1996 in Forbes, our review of Nexis news archives found. The details, including the location of the flat tire and the message Trump sent the good Samaritan, have changed throughout the years. Forbes did not name the purported tire fixer.
In 1997, The Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper, asked an assistant at Trump’s New York office about the rumor. "We’ve heard the story," the assistant said, according to the article. "No, it isn’t true."
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Trump Falsely Claims That the Crowds Seen at Harris Rallies Are Fake
The former president, in a series of social media posts, said that Vice President Kamala Harris had used A.I. technology to create images of fake crowds at her events.
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