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Confirmed liar

  • 20 Aug 2024
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How does Donald Trump have the gall to suggest Taylor Swift supports him? It is a lie, not his first but a massive one that is easy to prove wrong.

At present she had not made any statement supporting a candidate in this election but previously she had supported Biden and criticised Donald Trump. These suggest that she is unlikely to ever support Trump.

Why would people vote for a confirmed liar, and yes many politicians have lied, but not on such a grand scale.

Dennis Fitzgerald,

Melbourne, Australia

 

 

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