comment: >
  
  Yeah and they mean literally incapable. 
  All politicians lie, obviously, but usually they do it strategically.  They do it towards a goal.  They do a risk calculation before telling a lie to figure out if the risk is worth the reward.  This is, if not ethical, very normal behavior. 
  That's not Trump.  He lies impulsively, he lies in a manner that routinely creates far more problems for him than it solves, and he cannot control or stop himself.
  Usually one of the criteria you use to determine compulsivity is whether someone does it even at times that is clearly inconvenient and destructive.  
  That's Trump and lying.
  Meanwhile, even if we believe the wildest conspiracy theories that Clinton was lying about every detail of Benghazi, she got in front of a panel of seasoned prosecutors who wanted to crucify her, and she testified, under oath, for ten straight hours, and they didn't get shit on her. 
  Meanwhile, armies of lawyers have moved heaven and Earth to prevent Trump from entering a similar situation because he's just too colossally stupid to last five minutes.
context: This is the real reason lawyers consider him radioactive, btw. 
  The lack of paying anyone definitely doesn't help him, but Trump cannot be truthful to save his life.  Literally.  He doesn't lie strategically.  He lies impulsively, and he has no memory of what he's already lied about in the past.
  If he were anyone else other than a wealthy white asshole with a giant silver spoon up his asshole and political power thanks to his remarkable ability to rouse the most simple and gullible people in the country, he'd be in jail on so many different charges that he'd never see the light of day even if he were immortal. >
  
  At one point his lawyers at the time said that they had to meet with him in pairs because the man is incapable of telling the truth.