The Phrase the Right Uses to Explain Why It's OK That Trump Makes Things Up
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At a rally in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump shared a story about a weightlifting record broken by a trans athlete, a claim met with skepticism about its accuracy.
Jay Richards of the Heritage Foundation attributed Trump's narrative style to 'classic Trump hyperbole,' suggesting his remarks are not factual but meant to resonate with feelings of concern among supporters.
Supporters of Trump, including Scott Adams, argue that despite the inaccuracies in his claims regarding various issues, he remains 'directionally accurate,' highlighting the importance of addressing real problems.
The anecdote about a trans athlete allegedly breaking a women's record illustrates how Trump's style relies on evocative narratives rather than strict adherence to facts, aiming to ignite emotional responses.
Read at Slate Magazine
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