In addition to all that, we also have to mention the unproven allegations that Pfizer forged informed consent signatures for various clinical trials of the coronavirus vaccine.
Moreover, Trump constantly recycles the same old false claims of achievement from when he was president that have been repeatedly proven as false, such as:
- creating the greatest United States economy in our entire history (by whose metrics?)
- he passed the biggest tax cut in history (in reality, it ranked 8th).
- he did more for black people than any president but Abraham Lincoln.
- He defeated ISIS in four weeks (it took the U.S. and coalition partners more than two years after he took office).
- He was the first president to impose tariffs on China (China has faced U.S. tariffs since George Washington first enacted them back in 1789).
- He increased government revenue even if he cut taxes (not true).
- Rather than just repeating ourselves, we will focus on new false claims that he made in the most recent months. Many of them are from his latest speech in Georgia, but others came up in other speeches held in a town hall and in an interview. Any of these would be worthy of a minimum of three or four pinocchios, but we don’t want to award pinocchios when we do rapid roundups.
