a******5
发帖数: 2062 | 1 川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电视
里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。另
外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %x@#*#!~~ ...... 人家我昨晚才跟习大大进行了亲切
的对话”，可是他根本没闹清楚，NYT 那篇文章是发于几天之前，是在川习亲切
谈话之前！
反正这家伙是个混人，不能信他说的话。看看他在 CPAC 大会上又跑了多少列火车吧，
真的是惊呆宝宝：
Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate
Claims at CPAC
By LINDA QIU FEB. 24, 2017
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master768.jpg
President Trump’s speech on Friday at the Conservative Political
Action
Conference followed a familiar pattern: Blast the news media as “
dishonest,
” repeat a string of falsehoods and wrap up by promising to change the
status quo.
“I want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news,” Mr.
Trump
said. “It’s fake, phony, fake. They have a professional
obligation as
members of the press to report honestly. But as you saw throughout the
entire campaign, and even now, the fake news doesn’t tell the truth.&
rdquo;
Here is an assessment of some of the claims Mr. Trump made.
*** Mr. Trump criticized the news media for distorting his criticism.
“They did not explain that I called the fake news the enemy of the
people.
They dropped off the word fake.”
False. Mr. Trump tweeted on Feb. 17, “The FAKE NEWS media (failing @
nytimes
, @NBCNews, @ABC, @CBS, @CNN) is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the
American People!”
All of the news organizations Mr. Trump named actually quoted the tweet in
its entirety or specified the outlets he called “fake.”
*** Mr. Trump mocked election polls for being wrong.
“Look at CBS, look at ABC, also, look at NBC, take a look at some of
these
polls. They’re so bad, so inaccurate and what that does is it creates
a
false narrative.”
This is misleading. Mr. Trump, who trailed Hillary Clinton in major national
polls leading up to the election, ended up winning the Electoral College.
But most of the polls Mr. Trump referred to actually reflected the popular
vote total within the margin of error.
The day before the election, CBS and ABC projected Mr. Trump trailing Mrs.
Clinton by 4 points with margins of error of 3 points and 2.5 points. About
2.9 million more people, or 2.1 percent, voted for Mrs. Clinton than for Mr.
Trump. NBC showed Mrs. Clinton with a 6-point lead and a margin of error of
1 point.
*** Mr. Trump said he got many votes from supporters of Senator Bernie
Sanders.
“Not that I’m a fan of Bernie, but a lot of Bernie people voted
for Trump
because he’s right on one issue: trade.”
No evidence. Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders hold similar positions on global
trade, but there’s no evidence that huge swaths of voters who
supported Mr.
Sanders voted for Mr. Trump.
After the Democratic National Convention, polls indicated that a majority of
“Bernie people” would vote for Mrs. Clinton. Mr. Trump’s
support among
those who preferred Mr. Sanders ranged from 3 percent to 13 percent,
depending on whether third-party candidates were also included in the
question.
*** Mr. Trump described the country as having open borders.
“We’ve defended other nations’ borders while leaving ours
wide open,
anybody can come in.”
False. The United States apprehended 415,816 people in the 2016 fiscal year,
so hundreds of thousands of people did not just “come in.”
Under the country’s visa waiver program, citizens from some 30
countries
are allowed to enter the United States without a visa for up to 90 days.
Citizens from other countries must apply for a visa and could be rejected;
waiting times vary. Refugees who are referred to resettlement in the United
States typically wait up to two years.
*** Mr. Trump cited a big price tag for the wars abroad.
“In the Middle East, we’ve spent as of four weeks ago, $6
trillion.”
Needs context. The $6 trillion figure is the high end of credible estimates
of the total cost of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as nation
building and personnel costs. But this price also includes costs to come,
such as future spending for veterans’ health care and disability.
Estimates for the total spent on the war thus far range from $1.6 trillion
to $3.6 trillion. Factoring money appropriated for Homeland Security raises
the cost to $4.8 trillion.
*** Mr. Trump said the Affordable Care Act took health care coverage away
from people.
“Obamacare covers very few people. And remember, deduct from the
number all
of those people who had great health care that they loved that was taken
away from them.”
False. About 20 million people have gained coverage under the Affordable
Care Act, and the uninsured rate has dropped to a record low of 10.9 percent.
The left-leaning Urban Institute estimated that 2.6 million plans were
canceled because they did not meet minimum requirements set by the act. But
fewer than one million people ended up with no insurance at all, and it is
not clear that this was entirely attributable to health care law.
*** Mr. Trump deplored the economic costs of a regulatory state.
“We have begun a historic program to reduce the regulations that are
crushing our economy, crushing.”
Needs context. Whether regulations stifle economic growth is the subject of
debate. But the economy, by most metrics, is faring quite well.
Unemployment is at 4.8 percent, compared with 7.8 percent eight years ago.
Stock markets have been reporting record highs. Retail sales, the Consumer
Price Index and the number of permits for new housing units all rose in
January.
As for Mr. Trump’s executive order requiring the repeal of two rules
for
every one introduced, our colleagues at the Upshot explained why it’s
no
quick fix.
*** Mr. Trump suggested that the U.S. military has been weakened.
“We’re very depleted, very, very depleted.”
False. The size of the Army and number of warships have declined in recent
years, but size is no indicator of power.
The number of troops will be reduced by the 2018 fiscal year, a result of
pulling out of wars in the Middle East (a position Mr. Trump falsely says
that he has espoused since the United States first invaded Iraq). The United
States has the most sophisticated naval fleet in the world, with 10
aircraft carriers compared with Russia’s one.
Mr. Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, committed billions of dollars
to
updating the nuclear arsenal. Over all, the United States spends more on its
military than the next seven to eight countries combined.
*** Mr. Trump again invoked Sweden as an example of the detriments of
immigration.
“The people over there understand that I’m right. Take a look at
what’s
happening in Sweden.”
False. Mr. Trump referred to a nonexistent terrorist attack in Sweden during
a Feb. 18 campaign rally in Florida, baffling an entire nation.
If he was referring to crime in a country known for taking in large numbers
of refugees, the data does not support him, either. The Swedish National
Council for Crime Prevention found no significant increase in overall crime
rates from 2015 to 2016.
*** Mr. Trump suggested that crime and terrorist attacks have hurt tourism
to Paris.
“I said, ‘Jim, let me ask you a question, how’s Paris
doing?’ ‘Paris? I
don’t go there anymore, Paris is no longer Paris.’ That was
four years —
four or five years, hasn’t gone there. He wouldn’t miss it for
anything.
Now he doesn’t even think in terms of going there.”
This is misleading. Anecdotes aside, tourism in Paris has not suffered
despite the 2015 terrorist attacks. The city reported a “moderate&
rdquo; 1.1
percent drop in hotel arrivals that year.
That is less than the 1.4 percent drop experienced in 2014. Paris did have
steady increases in tourism from 2010 to 2013, but that occurred after a 4.4
percent decline in 2009 during the global financial crisis.
Paris was named the third-most-visited city in the world in 2016 by
MasterCard.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault tweeted in response, “3.5
million
American tourists visited France in 2016, they will always be welcome #
Trump #Paris #Nice #Survivor Tree.”
Correction: February 24, 2017
An earlier version of this article misstated the number of people who have
gained health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act. It is 20 million,
not 16 million. | B**W
发帖数: 2273 | 2 网红的时代，大家都需要娱乐，而且是快餐式的娱乐。各种粉们也没那个时间去阅读、
思考，被网红们刺激爽了就满足了。床总开辟了总统职业的新时代。
CPAC
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电视
: 里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。另
: 外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
: ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %x@#*#!~~ ...... 人家我昨晚才跟习大大进行了亲切
: 的对话”，可是他根本没闹清楚，NYT 那篇文章是发于几天之前，是在川习亲切
: 谈话之前！
: 反正这家伙是个混人，不能信他说的话。看看他在 CPAC 大会上又跑了多少列火车吧，
: 真的是惊呆宝宝：
: Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate
: Claims at CPAC
| s********e
发帖数: 1503 | 3 瑞典没暴乱么？
：川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电
视里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。
另外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
：ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电视
: 里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。另
: 外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
: ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %x@#*#!~~ ...... 人家我昨晚才跟习大大进行了亲切
: 的对话”，可是他根本没闹清楚，NYT 那篇文章是发于几天之前，是在川习亲切
: 谈话之前！
: 反正这家伙是个混人，不能信他说的话。看看他在 CPAC 大会上又跑了多少列火车吧，
: 真的是惊呆宝宝：
: Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate
: Claims at CPAC
| a******5
发帖数: 2062 | 4 “昨晚” 沒暴亂。
重點不是瑞典有沒有暴亂，而是她胡亂指控的惡習。
: 瑞典没暴乱么？
: ：川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚
看的电
: 视里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大
笑话。
: 另外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴
说
【在 s********e 的大作中提到】
: 瑞典没暴乱么？
:
: ：川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电
: 视里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。
: 另外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
: ：ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %
| a******5
发帖数: 2062 | 5 如果你的孩子跟他一样说话随随便便，一天到晚就是别人的不对，胡乱指控，说错了话
既不道歉也不认错，你要不要抽他老大耳刮子？
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电视
: 里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。另
: 外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
: ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %x@#*#!~~ ...... 人家我昨晚才跟习大大进行了亲切
: 的对话”，可是他根本没闹清楚，NYT 那篇文章是发于几天之前，是在川习亲切
: 谈话之前！
: 反正这家伙是个混人，不能信他说的话。看看他在 CPAC 大会上又跑了多少列火车吧，
: 真的是惊呆宝宝：
: Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate
: Claims at CPAC
| a*****1
发帖数: 3817 | 6 CNN 的每条新闻这样分析，每条都是假新闻
比如大法官说任何人批评法官balabala
而CNN 报道这个大法官批评川普
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 川普是个满嘴跑火车的家伙，讲话不经大脑思考。就如那个瑞典事件，前一晚看的电视
: 里提到了瑞典，第二天到他嘴里就变成了瑞典昨晚粗大事，结果闹了个国际大笑话。另
: 外一个类似事例是 NYT 说他从 11/14 以来就没跟习近平说过话，他立刻上贴说 &
: ldquo;Fake news, failing NYT %x@#*#!~~ ...... 人家我昨晚才跟习大大进行了亲切
: 的对话”，可是他根本没闹清楚，NYT 那篇文章是发于几天之前，是在川习亲切
: 谈话之前！
: 反正这家伙是个混人，不能信他说的话。看看他在 CPAC 大会上又跑了多少列火车吧，
: 真的是惊呆宝宝：
: Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate
: Claims at CPAC
| a*****1
发帖数: 3817 | 7 CNN 就是这样的德性
你为何不骂CNN 呢？
自己打自己耳光
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 如果你的孩子跟他一样说话随随便便，一天到晚就是别人的不对，胡乱指控，说错了话
: 既不道歉也不认错，你要不要抽他老大耳刮子？
| k********9
发帖数: 2326 | 8 这样的话你儿子的脸天天都是肿的，有你这样的骗子爹，你儿子能说实话？
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 如果你的孩子跟他一样说话随随便便，一天到晚就是别人的不对，胡乱指控，说错了话
: 既不道歉也不认错，你要不要抽他老大耳刮子？
| P****R
发帖数: 22479 | | P****R
发帖数: 22479 | 10 川普编造故事。
【在 a******5 的大作中提到】
: 如果你的孩子跟他一样说话随随便便，一天到晚就是别人的不对，胡乱指控，说错了话
: 既不道歉也不认错，你要不要抽他老大耳刮子？
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