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GOP Senators Used 'Backdoor' Lies to Defend Trump
At first, Senators Tom Cotton (R-AK) and David Perdue (R-GA) said they 'do not recall' Trump comments on "shithole countries. Yet, days later their defense morphed or evolved into denying that Donald Trump had not used the words "shithole countries."
Well, on Tuesday, Jan. 16, The Washington Post outed the 2 senators, reporting that these complicit lyers had told the White House that they had heard "shithouse countries" rather than "shithole countries" - which enabled them to deny Trump's comments on television all weekend long. At the same time, these two also impugned the integrity of Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL), who told the truth.
Disgraceful and Disgusting: Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Say No Evil.
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