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NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 1. Misspelled “unprecedented” as “unpresidented.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump accuses China of ‘unpresidented’ act over US navy drone” (The Guardian) 2. Said he is a “self-made millionaire.” • ANSWER: NOT GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump describes father’s ‘small loan’: $1 million” (CNN) 3. Tweeted over 100 times in a day. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day” (The Hill) 4. Written a Time Magazine tribute to Hillary Clinton. • ANSWER: NOT GUILTY (Senator Lindsey Graham wrote Hilary Clinton a Time Magazine tribute in 2006!) • SOURCE: Hilary Clinton on Lindsey Graham: ‘It’s like he had a brain snatch” (Politico) 5. Tweeted “READ THE TRANSCRIPTS.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: @realDonaldTrump’s tweet on January 21st, 2020 (Twitter) 6. Cyber-bullied a teen, environmental activist. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: @realDonaldTrump’s tweet on December, 19th, 2020 (Twitter) 7. Tweeted Justice Kavanaugh should sue people for “liable” rather than “libel.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump stands up for Brett Kavanaugh over ‘liable’” (Politico) 8. Been the only president to not release their tax returns. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Presidential tax returns: It started with Nixon. Will it end with Trump?” (CNN) 9. Started a sentence with “I’m not a doctor, but…” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump promotes use of drug for coronavirus: ‘I’m not a doctor. But I have common sense’” (The Hill) 10. Said climate change is “fake news.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump tweets climate change skeptic in latest denial of science” (CNN) 11. Said global warming was created by the Chinese. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump didn’t delete his tweet calling global warming a Chinese hoax” (The Washington Post) 12. Said his daughter has a “very nice figure” and he would date her if she wasn’t his daughter. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “‘The Apprentice,’ and four other times Donald Trump has commented on daughter Ivanka’s looks” (The Washington Post) 1 NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 13. Copied the phrase “Make America Great Again” from another U.S. President. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “‘Make America Great Again’-- Who Said It First?” (NBC News) 14. Said you can grab women “by the pussy.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Transcript: Donald Trump’s Taped Comments About Women” (The New York Times) 15. Spent more time golfing at Mar-a-Lago than acting as POTUS. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Tracking President Trump’s visits to Trump properties” (NBC News) 16. Distanced himself from his own personal attorney(s). • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Rudy Giuliani is still Trump’s attorney but won’t deal with Ukraine matters, source says” (CNN) 17. Retweeted a picture of teens choking a cardboard cutout of AOC. • ANSWER: NOT GUILTY (Mitch McConnell did this!) • SOURCE: “AOC calls out Mitch McConnell for photo showing young men with cardboard cutout of her” (CNN) 18. Coined the term “Do Nothing Democrats.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump: ‘Do Nothing’ Democrats want to ‘Do Nothing’ with articles of impeachment” (The Hill) 19. Been impeached by the House of Representatives. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “House of Representatives impeaches President Donald Trump” (CNN) 20. Been the host of the Celebrity Apprentice. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE “WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Every winner of ‘The Apprentice’ and ‘Celebrity Apprentice’” (Business Insider) 21. Nominated Justices to the Supreme Court. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “What Trump has done to the courts, explained” (Vox) 22. Referred to Baltimore as a “rat and rodent infested mess.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Leaders in Baltimore and Maryland Denounce Trump Tweets Attacking Elijah Cummings” (NPR) 23. Said he would make Mexico pay for the wall on our southern border. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “The Many Ways Trump Has Said Mexico Will Pay for the Wall” (The New York Times) 24. Been registered as a Democrat, Republican, and an independent in his lifetime. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump’s got a particularly strange voting history” (The Washington Post) 2 NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 25. Said Democrats are “in love with terrorists.” • ANSWER: NOT GUILTY (Representative Doug Collins said this!) • SOURCE: “Top House Judiciary Republican makes unfounded claim that Democrats are ‘in love with terrorists’” (CNN) 26. Paid off an adult film actress. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “What We Know About Trump’s $130,000 Payment to Stormy Daniels” (The New York Times) 27. Lied about graduating first in his class at U-Penn. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Was Trump really a top student at Wharton? His classmates say not so much” (The Daily Pennsylvanian) 28. Said he gets bigger crowds than Beyoncé and Jay-Z. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump says he gets bigger crowds than Clinton, Beyoncé and Jay Z” (The Washington Post) 29. Compared the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) to the song “YMCA.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “What’s in a Name Change? For Those Saying U.S.M.C.A., a Mouthful” (The New York Times) 30. Downplayed traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) as headaches. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump downplays service members’ concussion injuries from Iranian attack: ‘I heard they had headaches’” (CNN) 31. Allowed his children to sit in on meetings with world leaders. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Ivanka Trump under fire after taking seat among world leaders at G20” (The Guardian) 32. Claimed he is above the law. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “No One, Not Even Trump, is Above the Law” (American Civil Liberties Union) 33. Said Kevin Durant should “shut up and dribble.” • ANSWER: NOT GUILTY (Laura Ingraham said this!) • SOURCE: “Fox News’s Laura Ingraham to LeBron James and Kevin Durant: ‘Shut Up and Dribble’” (The Washington Post) 34. Described his exercise regimen as “I walk, I think, I that.” • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump’s exercise regimen will amaze you” (CNN) 35. Said he doesn’t have a racist bone in his body. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump: I don’t have a racist bone in my body” (The Hill) 36. Said he believes in “clean, immaculate air” but he doesn’t believe in climate change. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump: ‘I Don’t Believe in Climate Change’” (The Wall Street Journal) 3 NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 37. Said he knows more about ISIS than military generals do. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump begs Iowans not to believe Ben Carson: ‘Don’t be fools, okay?’” (The Washington Post) 38. Mistaken a real estate term for an Oreo cookie. • ANSWER: GUILTY (Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson said this!) • SOURCE: “HUD Secretary Ben Carson was asked about REOs in a congressional hearing. He thought the question was about Oreo cookies.” (Business Insider) 39. Given out Lindsey Graham’s cell phone number at a campaign rally. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump gives out Sen. Lindsey Graham’s phone number” (The Washington Post) 40. Said he cherishes and wants to help women. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump defends record on women’s issues: ‘I cherish women. I want to help women.’” (The Washington Post) 41. Said he has a “very good, very calm” temperament. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “GOP DEBATE: TRUMP-MY TEMPERMENT IS GOOD, VERY CALM” (CNN) 42. Made fun of Marco Rubio for sweating. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Watch Donald Trump Mock Marco Rubio by Spilling Water on Stage” (TIME) 43. Said he could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue, shoot someone and not lose voters. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “I could “shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters.” (CNN) 44. Stripped a CNN reporter of their press pass. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “White House suspension of reporter’s press credential at issue in First Amendment lawsuit” (The Washington Post) 45. Said he has never understood wind. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “‘I never understood wind’: Trump goes on bizarre tirade against wind turbines” (The Guardian) 46. Said Ilhan Omar “partied” on 9/11. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump retweets lie that Ilhan Omar ‘partied’ on 9/11 anniversary” (Vox) 47. Been roasted by Kamala Harris on twitter. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: @KamalaHarris tweet on December 3rd, 2019 (Twitter) 48. Told the truth. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: This should be self-explanatory 4 NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 49. Told a lie. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “President Trump has made 15,413 false or misleading claims over 1,055 days” (The Washington Post) 50. Been accused of sexual assault. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump, President, sexual misconduct allegations” (Vox) 51. Served fast food to college football players. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “The controversy around Trump’s fast-food football feast, explained” (Vox) 52. Said tariffs on Chinese goods will be paid for “mostly,” “really,” “largely,” and “ultimately” by China. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Remarks by President Trump on Ending Surprise Medical Billing” (The White House) 53. Tried to hit on a married woman. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump recorded having extremely lewd conversation about women in 2005” (The Washington Post) 54. Partied with Jeffrey Epstein. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein partied together. Then an oceanfront Palm Beach mansion came between them.” (The Washington Post) 55. Altered a hurricane’s weather forecast with a sharpie. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “The incredibly absurd Trump/CNN SharpieGate feud, explained” (Vox) 56. Questioned Barack Obama’s birth certificate. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Report: Trump continues to question Obama’s birth certificate” (CNN) 57. Given the Medal of Freedom to Rush Limbaugh. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “One of America’s most prominent racists just received the Presidential Medal of Freedom” (Vox) 58. Thought the Kansas City Chiefs are from Kansas. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Trump congratulates wrongs state for Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win” (The Guardian) 59. Said “smoking doesn’t kill.” • ANSWER: GUILTY (Vice President Mike Pence said this!) • SOURCE: “Mike Pence claimed ‘smoking doesn’t kill’ as late as 2000” (Vox) 60. Eaten McDonald’s on Air Force One. • ANSWER: GUILTY • SOURCE: “Donald Trump isn’t the first president to give fast food his seal of approval” (The Washington Post) 5 NEVER HAS TRUMP EVER … 61.
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