When was the paper clip invented? Attaching the facts to Trump’s ever-changing story
In 2026, the president said, “One hundred eighty-two years ago, a man discovered the paper clip.” He’s also claimed it was 100, 125 and 129
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In 2026, the president said, “One hundred eighty-two years ago, a man discovered the paper clip.” He’s also claimed it was 100, 125 and 129
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