To the Editor: It isn't a surprise to hear President Trump tell a lie. What has always been a surprise is how little effect the president's lies have on his base support. And that support remains firm even when those lies, as with the coronavirus, have life-and-death consequences.
Here is but a sampling, in chronologic order:
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