Trump Makes Baffling Claim About His Own History During Rambling Iowa Victory Speech
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The former president told another whopper after winning the Republican caucuses.
Donald Trump on Monday night either forgot or lied about how many times he has won the Iowa caucuses.
“This is the third time we’ve won, but this is the biggest win,” Trump said during his victory speech in Des Moines.
It was in reality the second time, and, based on vote numbers, not the biggest.
That would’ve been in 2020, when he seeking reelection as president and trounced former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld, who picked up just 1.3% of the vote in his quixotic campaign for the nomination.
In 2016, Trump lost in Iowa, coming in second place behind Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas).
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