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Trump says he's the nation's top cop, a debatable claim
By MARK SHERMAN WASHINGTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Simon Foston
SerranoToday 07:32 am JST
Right. He said this:
What's the difference?
BertieWooster
NOTE: The above is a typing error. The last letter of the word "COP" should be "N," not "P."
cleo
He also lies without moving his lips. You also need to check whether his tiny hands are tapping out a tweet.
Simon Foston
extankerToday 08:16 am JST
He said the same thing less colloquially. It's nonsense whichever way he said it.
John McCartney
So headlines have to be quotes now? Why? So his supporters can keep up with the conversation?
Anyway, one will realize that what Trump says is true as soon as one realizes the line between American cop and mafia is so thin it may as well be chalk on the pavement.
1glenn
I have found that there is one tried and true way to tell whether Mr. Trump is lying or not; check to see if his lips are moving.
nishikat
I’m actually the chief law enforcement officer of the country
(Trump)
Aly Rustom
wow. The stable genius is also a top cop. America is sooo lucky...
Sneezy
As a little hint: headlines are not articles.
Laguna
Well, his hair is "the nation's top mop."
ZENJI
trump also claims to be "The Best President Ever"
extanker
Honestly, they shouldn't have changed it to 'the nation's top cop' for the headline as he didn't actually say that. They should have just stuck to what his actual words were.
lincolnman
As in Roscoe P. Coltrane....
1glenn
He may not be a cop, but I suspect he will be a convict once he is voted out of office.
Serrano
What a disingenuous article. Where did Trump actually say he's "the nation's top cop"?
Oh, he didn't!