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GWBush/Obama, what's the difference? Both supported the old way of thinking of Globalization over Americanization. To the dust heap with both, and add that jackass Clinton to the pile

The difference is the difference between Trump telling the truth, which he rarely does - and talking shit and spreading falsehoods, which he does all the time.

talking shit and spreading falsehoods

kinda like you, eh jamiet?

You can't deny that what Trump said was false.

Trump's told his fair share or more of porkies, certainly, but he gets criticised just as much when he's being honest.

Take the subject of Haiti, for example, and compare and contrast Obama and Trump.

Obama said "It’s a great pleasure to welcome President Martelly of Haiti to the Oval Office. The bonds between our two peoples are extraordinarily strong, including the contributions made by Haitian Americans, who in all walks of life make enormous contributions to our own country."

Trump called Haiti a shithole

I would say that only one of those statements is particularly honest. I'd also say that honesty is overrated.

I am certain that President Obama, who was a dignified statesman who appeared to genuinely enjoy the diplomatic aspects of his role, honestly was pleased to welcome President Martelly.

I know you think honesty is over rated Oct. That's how you feel about truth and facts too, I've seen that. It seems to be a trend in modern Conservatism.

You really think everything Obama said there was straight forward honesty? I think we may have stumbled across the answer to why you don't have a top 200 ghost rating

Trump thinks any country that wouldn't want a Trump Hotel is a shithole.

It's all about what he can get from them. There has never been and never will be any whiff of "public service" while he is in office.