That is the closest you have ever come to condemning lying from the White House, and maybe someday you might grow up and call this for what it is......a crisis of honesty.

He is not bringing you the changes you hoped for.

Instead the change is lowering our standards and expectations for a President.

I consider that damn significant....and extremely dangerous.

YOU have been defending his lying even as if he was not doing it, so this is a step forward, but still ranks pretty low on the patriotic scale.

"“Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.”

I, as you, wish for change in Washington, but that necessary change cannot be used as a foundation to tear apart the fabric of our country.

It cannot be used to tell other future leaders that we condone lying from the White House; that we condone maligning our own country; that we condone felonious unfounded accusations, AS LONG AS IT FITS OUR POLITICAL PLAN

In my opinion we have not just the right but the RESPONSIBILITY to speak out against a "leader" who lies for certain, makes terrible felonious accusations for certain. To do otherwise is unpatriotic to the core and pragmatically, frankly, if we get a future Democratic President, he/she appears to have full authority to lie as much as he or she feels necessary for his/her own agenda, personal or otherwise.

YOU and those who allow it are the forces behind that, and I think you should keep that in mind.