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Trump’s relentless false claims expose a pattern of political deception

He calls others liars, yet his own falsehoods pile up. How Trump’s baseless accusations reshape political discourse—and why they persist.

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This seems like a printer box and there is a paper is on that, there is a text "Stop talking" is written on the paper and there is an another paper placed on the table and there is a text " Fucking genius" is written.

Trump’s relentless false claims expose a pattern of political deception

Former US President Donald Trump has repeatedly accused political opponents, officials, and media outlets of lying—often while spreading false claims himself. His pattern of dishonesty stretches back years, targeting figures from senators to FBI directors with unfounded allegations.

For over seven years, Trump has falsely claimed that Senator Richard Blumenthal lied about his Vietnam War service. This is just one example in a long list of baseless accusations. He has also spread untrue stories about President Joe Biden, including the false claim that Biden once said he was a pilot.

Trump’s repeated falsehoods about others’ honesty form a consistent pattern. His accusations often lack evidence, while his own statements frequently contradict verified facts. The trend continues to shape his political rhetoric and public disputes.

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