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The man who inspired the phrase, fake, but accurate, says Donald Trump is Orwellian. That's

right. I'm talking about Dan Rather. He's the CBS anchor man who was so full of anti-Republican

hatred that he sacrificed his career and reputation by using forged documents in an attempt to

prove that President George W. Bush had gotten up through some minor mischief in the year

1973. And now he's criticizing the current president for not being truthful. Speaking

in his trademark downhomes style, an attempt to make himself seem something other than

a reptilian Democrat mouthpiece, Rather said, quote, you might find this as ironic as

a hornetode on a saddle stirrup at the break of dawn, but I think President Trump is

as Orwellian as a dust storm on a West Texas prairie on a July day in 1893. Rather's

attempt to slime George W. Bush was made into a movie by Robert Redford. The film was

called Truth because it was about lies, which left this called Truth because Trump is

Orwellian. MSNBC anchor man Brian Williams joined in the, rather, his attack saying, quote,

trust Dan, I trust Dan, rather, because we were both war correspondents back when I single

handedly defeated Soron's attack against the Kingdom of Gondor. Trump is an Orwellian

and I'm not James Bond, unquote, rather responded to William saying, quote, Brian's words

touch my heart like a drop of Jim Beam on the luscious lips of an underage girl I never

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