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Two Washington Post journalists, Marc Fisher and Will Hobson, published a report about Trump’s long history of posing as his own publicist, often for no other purpose but to brag about his sex life.
Or, in many cases, his imaginary sex life, as Trump, posing as “John Miller,” would try to convince reporters that Madonna wanted to have sex with him.
The story immediately took off. “Saturday Night Live” referenced it in a skit.
John Oliver, in response to Trump’s denials that he did this, invited “John Miller” to be on his show to prove that he is real.
“It’s an open invitation,” Oliver said, “so please come on by, John Miller, there’s literally nothing stopping you - other than the fact you obviously don’t exist.”
When it comes to more personal issues, like whether you did have sex with that woman or whether you did say the thing you were caught on tape saying, there’s not much a politician can do to wiggle out of it.
Either it happened or it didn’t. Either Trump picked up the phone and deliberately pretended to be his own publicist or he didn’t.
And he clearly did it. When Paul Manafort goes on air and claims he has doubts about the veracity of the tape, it’s obvious to everyone and their grandmother that he’s lying. This isn’t a matter of interpretation, not something you can chalk up to a difference of opinion. He did it, he’s denying it, ergo he’s lying.
Up until now, Trump has been able to get away with a constant stream of lies and distortions by pretending to be an ignorant buffoon who doesn’t even know that he’s lying. But with this, we have graspable and irrefutable proof that he lies deliberately.
http://www.salon.com/2016/05/16/why_trumps_fake_publicist_act_matters_it_proves_he s_exactly_the_weirdo_and_liar_we_all_suspected_he_ was/
it will be a trump/barron ticket and miller will be the press secretary 