All this arguing about fact checkers is silly. It's clear that Trump is a chronic liar.
Trump did claim global warming was a chinese hoax. Fact. He then claim he didn't say that during the debate. Also a fact.
Trump claimed stop and frisk was never declared unconstitutional. Fact. Stop and frisk was declared unconstitutional. Also fact.
It doesn't matter if you don't believe fact checkers -- the above is unarguable truth. And just one of a whole giant list I could generate but Breccia did this already in great fashion.
Is that sort of like bringing up the term "superpredator" like Trump did, when Clinton used it 20 years ago and in reference to a different group than Trump said she did? (She referred to career gang criminals with no empathy as superpredators, while Trump claimed she called blacks superpredators)
I'm seeing a parallel that you're not going to want to acknowledge.
The US went to war in 2003.
If he said No to war in January of 2003 that outranks anything he said in 2002, because that was before the war.
Now sure, he did not say 'and i think we shouldn't go to war' - but later comments clearly outranks prior comments as long as we are still before anything happening.
So wait...if you change your opinion, your original opinion can't be brought up any more? You get a clean slate on it? Because that's literally what you are implying.
Being for the war until it turns out to be a disaster and then backpedaling isn't really that impressive though.
So does this mean Trump can't ever attack Hillary on the TPP? Because nothing has happened with it, and she's changed her stance from supporting it to being against it.
Or is this a special "Trump only" thing.
No, you described bias, not hyperbole. Saying you will vote for anyone other than Hillary, than using antichrist as an example, is not hyperbole. He is litteraly saying he will vote for anyone else, even the worst person you can imagine... Other than Hillary... This is the rather watch the country burn deplorable...
Folly and fakery have always been with us... but it has never before been as dangerous as it is now, never in history have we been able to afford it less. - Isaac Asimov
Every damn thing you do in this life, you pay for. - Edith Piaf
The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. - Orwell
No amount of belief makes something a fact. - James Randi
So should we take the rest of what you say at face value or assume that you're being hyperbolic at all times?
By the way, if there's no scenario where you'd vote for the Clintons then you'd still vote for a nuclear holocaust before voting for Hillary. But, of course, you're obviously just being hyperbolic again and I'll assume that you only feel a mild distaste for the Clintons.
Hyperbole is a poor choice of rhetoric to use when you're trying to discuss your opinions with people. Are you new to intelligent conversation or something?