In His 1st Term, Trump Made 30,573 False Statements

Published in Welt
(Germany) on 25 January 2024
by Hans Zippert (link to originallink to original)
Translated from by Mallory Matsumoto. Edited by Michelle Bisson.
Can Donald Trump fulfill the expectations being placed upon him? In his first term, he recommended drinking bleach as a remedy for COVID-19.

Donald Trump spent more time on the golf course than in the White House and made 30,573 false or misleading statements. Statisticians across the U.S. are still busy discussing the statements that stretched the truth.

How can Trump keep his people happy for four more years? In the first week of his presidency, Trump will withdraw the U.S. from NATO, end the wars in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Sudan, get rid of all left-leaning media, suspend the Constitution, institute a requirement to bear arms, subdue China, and conclude a pact of mutual assistance with North Korea.

But then what? His followers and opponents are expecting him to make at least 100,000 false statements this time. That would be almost 700 per day, almost impossible even for Trump. For him, the worst of it is that he may just go ahead and win the election, and Joe Biden may just go ahead and acknowledge his victory. Is he then supposed to claim that the defeat was stolen from him?


In seiner ersten Amtszeit machte Trump 30.573 falsche Aussagen


Kann Donald Trump die in ihn gesetzten Erwartungen erfüllen? In seiner ersten Amtszeit empfahl er das Trinken von Chlor als Mittel gegen Corona.


Trump verbrachte mehr Zeit auf dem Golfplatz als im Weißen Haus und machte insgesamt 30.573 falsche oder irreführende Angaben. Statiker sind USA-weit immer noch damit beschäftigt, gebogene Balken auszutauschen.
Wie kann Trump seine Leute vier weitere Jahre bei Laune halten? In der ersten Woche seiner Amtszeit wird Trump aus der Nato austreten, die Kriege in der Ukraine, im Nahen Osten und im Sudan beenden, alle linken Medien eliminieren, die Verfassung außer Kraft setzen, die Pflicht zum Waffentragen einführen, China unterwerfen und einen Beistandspakt mit Nordkorea schließen.
Doch was dann? Seine Anhänger und Gegner erwarten diesmal mindestens 100.000 Falschaussagen, das wären fast 70 pro Tag, selbst für Trump kaum zu schaffen. Am allerschlimmsten für Trump: Es ist gut möglich, dass er die Wahl einfach so gewinnt und Joe Biden das anschließend einfach so anerkennt. Soll er dann etwa behaupten, ihm sei die Niederlage gestohlen worden?
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