re: I know a lot of teachers and coaches

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My problem is the stuff you think is strange just isn’t true. It sucks you think it is

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What isn't true that I think is strange? Just lay it out.

1. I think an American going to China 35 times and on his honeymoon is strange.
2. I think a football coach starting a gay club at a high school is strange.
3. I think the whole aura around his military service is strange.
4. I think a 60 year old man owning no assets other than government pensions is strange.
5. I think going from the classroom to Congress in a conservative district is strange.

Which of those is not true? You can argue that its not strange (that's my opinion) but which is not true?

For it to be a lie, as you said, one of the following has to be true:

1. He did not go to China 35 times and did not go to China on his honeymoon.
2. He did not start a gay club at his high school.
3. He had perfect military service, did not abandon his guard and did not have his retirement rank questioned.
4. He owns real estate and assets other than government pensions.
5. He had a well known political career before running for Congress.

There's a difference in having a different opinion and lying.