“I’ve also found other instances where he doesn’t come right out and lie, but he words things to they give false impressions, so he can deny he claimed something that his words would none the less cause someone to think he had said.”
That’s his predominant mode of operation.
Shifty and sleazy.
For instance, he never said, not once, that he was a dual citizen of the US and Canada, or that he was not.
He just didn’t mention that he was a dual citizen when he ran for the Senate the first time out. Then, after he was found out and challenged, he said “I didn’t KNOW”.
That alone, without any other of his sh!t, disqualifies him from further office IMHO.
I coulod go on a rant about TPP but most folks know that story too.
Except, it seems, NorthMountain.
Or, and he talked EXTENSIVELY about how he was opposed to amnesty in 2015.
Then we found out in 2016 what his definition of amnesty was, and it was the legalization of everyone here illegally, just not citizenship.
A scumbag who has lived his entire life obfuscating his intent and coloring his words.
TPA/TPP
H1-Bs
Support for tighter border controls
Supported Trump during his 2016 campaign
Dual citizenship
The Question of being Natural born
The idea he is mixed up with judicial nominations
Signing the Corker Bill
I don’t think he ever got the full airing his candidacy called for. Some of us graced him in at the beginning, accepting his lily white claims.
By the time we’d had enough, we simply withdrew our support for the most part. He really wasn’t vetted in the real sense like Trump was.
At one point, I was repulsed by the thought of him being our nominee. I never really tried to find every bit of dirt on him, but it seemed there was more out there than we heard about. One day we make be shocked.
Even when his daughter violently refused to let him kiss her on the cheek, I stated that young teenagers are sometimes that way, if they get upset. I don’t know what her problem was, but it sure stays in my memory. It was troubling even if I thought there might be some reasoned explanations for it.
I am still uncomfortable with him being in the government today.
I may have to put up with that feeling for decades to come.