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   From: cap@philhendrie.con   
      
   He does not "believe" that he won.  He says that he won because he finds it   
   useful to say it.  But he didn't win, and he knows he didn't win.  In this   
   case,   
   Trump is lying.   
      
   Trump doesn't care about the truth value of anything he says.  All he cares   
   about is if what he says will be useful to him.  In some cases, he knows what   
   he   
   is saying is false, so he is lying.  In others, he doesn't know — or care   
   — if   
   what he is saying is true or false.  All he cares about is if it will somehow   
   help him to say it.   
      
   Trump saying he won the election is false, and he knows it to be false, so he   
   is   
   lying when he says he won.  His stupid knuckle-dragging followers *ought* to   
   know that he's lying, because it's obvious he's lying, but they are willfully   
   and aggressively stupid, so maybe they believe him.   
      
   --   
   Trump lost   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)