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Donald Trump Said He Hasn't 'Left the White House in Months' and Now People Can't Stop Reminding Him of All the Times He Recently Left the White House

Donald Trump Said He Hasn't 'Left the White House in Months' and Now People Can't Stop Reminding Him of All the Times He Recently Left the White House
US President Donald Trump waves as he prepares to board Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, on December 8, 2018. - Trump on Saturday announced his chief of staff John Kelly would be leaving the administration at the end of the year -- the latest in a series of moves by the Republican leader to change his inner circle of aides. (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP) (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images)

Riiiiight.

Donald Trump's short-term memory has let him down.

On January 12, he told reporters for Fox News that he hadn't left the White House in "months," despite the fact that he's traveled to Iraq, Germany, and the Mexican border. He also said this two days before leaving the White House for New Orleans to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention.


Trump's baffling statement seems to be in response to the claim (again, his own) that Democrats are spending the federal government shutdown galavanting around on the taxpayer's dime.

Is Twitter falling for such a blatant and easily disproven lie? They are not.

It's hard to write off this latest claim as a gaffe or an oversight.

Is the president actually unable to accurately recall events that happened just weeks ago?

Or is he simply counting on the American people to accept whatever bizarre version of the truth he tells us?

Meanwhile, the President has been lampooning Democrats for "celebrating the shutdown" in Puerto Rico.

Though he and Fox News personalities have painted the trip as a vacation for Democrats, the 30 lawmakers are actually meeting with local officials to continue planning for Puerto Rico's recovery after it was ravaged by Hurricane Maria in 2017. The visit is the largest American delegation to ever visit the island, and it's hardly a mere celebration.

Maybe the president doesn't think it counts as leaving the White House unless he's on vacation.

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