Quote by Ronald Reagan

I'm not smart enough to lie

I'm not smart enough to lie

Summary

This quote suggests that the person speaking does not possess the ability or intelligence to fabricate false information or intentionally deceive others. They likely have a straightforward and genuine nature, admitting their limitations in manipulating or distorting the truth. It implies that their honesty and authenticity come from a place of self-awareness rather than a lack of intelligence.

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