Truth is in the eye of the beholder. What Donald Trump calls the truth most of the world likely would not agree that that is the truth.
For example, when Trump was being the "Head Racist" in America over questioning Obama's Birth certificate what truth was he trying to get at. When he questioned a running mate's being born in Canada "What truth was he getting at?" It's likely true that being born in Canada likely could end someones quest for being President. However, being born in Hawaii doesn't stop someone from being president especially because Obama was born after Hawaii went from being a Territory to a State of the U.S. in 1961. It didn't matter if Hawaii was a little primitive paper wise then (so were a lot of other states like Alaska which was a new state then too).
note: Alaska became a state in 1959 and Hawaii became a state in 1960. I know because I was 12 at the time and studied all this in grade school.
So, what is the truth?
Truth may not be objective in the end. Truth might be subjective and objective at the same time.
Your truth and my truth might not be the same.
Does that give you a right to have your truth be the only one?
Or does my truth give me the right for my truth to be the only one?
No.
When it comes to a president being elected we all make up our minds individually what the truth is and when Trump keeps reporters out of his rallies he also keeps truth out of his rallies and becomes more like Hitler every day as we all observe.
Everything about Trump now demonstrates fascism caused by narcissism and we don't need this in our presidents ever.
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