Donald Trump just may be our most honest president since Abraham Lincoln.
Sure, the Washington Post's valiant if pedantic fact-checkers claim that "In 710 days, President Trump has made 7,645 false or misleading claims." The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler even introduced a new rating for the Trump era, the "bottomless Pinocchio," for a false claim repeated over and over again. The competing fact-checkers over at Politifact have five long pages of what they term "pants on fire!" statements from Trump. Trump "has a well-documented problem telling the truth," The New York Timesinsists.
Though it's described as "an opportunity for Teens to meet a drag performer in person and ask questions about their art, costuming, makeup," a meet-a-real-drag-queen event designed for teens and offered by the Nashua Public Library has some folks in the city wondering if it is appropriate. The event is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, January 12.
The Nashua Telegraph reports that about 20 concerned citizens attended the library's trustees meeting Tuesday night to voice their concerns about the event that features a drag performer, who performs under the name Monique Toosoon. The Telegraph reports that the trustees decided to speak about the event but not open the floor for public discussion.
