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Contrary to what Comey said, Donald Trump does not have "above-average" intelligence

One of the most surprising quotes from James Comey's interview on ABC last night was when he contended that Donald Trump has "above-average intelligence." After making some quips about the remark on Twitter, a fellow progressive defended Comey, saying, "Trump would have to be smart to dupe so many people!"

Okay, let's just get this out of the way - Donald Trump is not smart. A rich man does not make a smart man. The Donald was born into money, was always surrounded by people who knew money, and as a result, guess what? The guy has money. Also, it doesn't take a genius to use bullsh*t to persuade another to also believe bullsh*t. It has been scientifically proven that the earth is round. Even so, there are people who deny this fact and believe it to be flat. So if one flat-earther convinces another to be a flat-earther, can other be constituted as smart? I don't think so. It's just one idiot persuading another to hop on the idiot train.

Let's review the president's unprecedented intellect:

- He doesn't like to read. Some have even questioned if he's fully literate.

- I have not once heard him admit to being wrong.

- The guy has the intellectual curiosity of a dead sloth.

- He has a 4th-grade vocabulary.

- The man lies approximately 70% of the time and only tells the truth about 15% of the time (15% are graded as half-true/half-false).

- He consistently uses words such as: Covfefe, unpresidented, bigly, tapp phones, W.H. council, to great, attacker, Denmakr, hearby/here by, our deepest apologizes, Secretary of Educatuon, Honered to serve, etc.

Need I continue? Donald Trump is uneducated, unwilling to learn, rarely tells or even knows the truth, and may not even pass a 4th-grade vocabulary test. These are not signs of a man who has above-average intelligence, let alone signs of a man who is "smart." Donald Trump may be a lot of things, but being intelligent isn't one of them.

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