It’s time once again to examine the latest ethics escapades of our four front-runners to be the next President of the United States:
Donald Trump
Well, what do you know? Despite turning the last Republican debate into a “Bush lied, people died” bloodbath of accusations right out of Move-On.org and asserting that his judgment is superior because he opposed the Iraq invasion “from the start,” Donald Trump in fact did support the war “from the start.” Newly re-discovered tapes from the Howard Stern show reveal the shock jock asking Trump, “Are you for invading Iraq?” and Trump replying, “Yeah, I guess so.” Asked at town hall forum by CNN moderator Anderson Cooper about the statement, Trump responded: “I could have said that.”
Well, it’s on tape, Donald; you did say that.
Trump then insisted that his past support for the war did not matter because “by the time the war started I was against it.”
Oh, after the war started you were against it! 1) Prove it. 2) If someone makes public statements on all sides of controversies, does that allow them to pick whichever one turns out to be correct after the fact? Or does it just mean that the individual is an untrustworthy, dishonest, feckless hack?
It’s a rhetorical question.
Trump blew up the last debate and wounded his entire party based on a misrepresentation.
What utter scum this man is!
Ethics Alarms 