November 2025

Fact-Check Summary The core factual claims in the post—that Nick Langworthy is the Republican Congressman for New York’s 23rd District, previously served as NY Republican State Chair, and has received multiple endorsements from Donald Trump—are accurate and verifiable. Langworthy has supported standard Republican/MAGA legislative priorities such as border security, support for military and veterans, tax […]

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s endorsement of Congressman Mike Lawler is largely based on verifiable policy positions and legislative achievements. Lawler has been independently recognized as an effective lawmaker and has an extensive record as an advocate for the SALT deduction, border security legislation, and measures supporting law enforcement, veterans, and the Second Amendment. Most claims

Fact-Check Summary The endorsement of Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis by President Trump contains several factual statements regarding her office, committee assignment, and district, which are accurate. Claims about her support for law enforcement and border security are largely supported by her public voting record and endorsements. Broader policy assertions about energy, manufacturing, and the Second Amendment

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Congressman Andrew Garbarino and that Garbarino champions Long Island interests and supports veterans. However, several claims are exaggerated or misleading. Assertions that Garbarino has an “incredible record of success” are more subjective, as his career includes bipartisan and moderate actions alongside notable achievements. The

Fact-Check Summary The endorsement post from Donald Trump about Rep. Nick LaLota blends verifiable facts—such as LaLota’s Navy service, district representation, and successful effort to increase the SALT deduction cap—with subjective political rhetoric. Factual assertions related to LaLota’s biography, policy initiatives, and committee activities are accurate and well-documented. Statements about LaLota’s policy priorities, such as

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s TruthSocial post endorsing Andy Ogles for reelection is authentic and accurately quoted. Trump did issue a “Complete and Total Endorsement” of Ogles in October 2024, and the language in the post closely matches his public messaging. The praise for Ogles’ actions in Congress broadly reflects Ogles’ record as a loyal supporter

Fact-Check Summary The endorsement of Michael Whatley for U.S. Senate by Donald Trump mixes accurate facts, substantial exaggerations, and outright falsehoods. Michael Whatley is running for U.S. Senate and served as RNC Co-Chair, true by public record. However, Trump’s claims about his “six victories,” an election “landslide,” and the Biden Administration doing “nothing” after Hurricane

Fact-Check Summary The post makes a series of claims regarding Rep. Thomas Massie and Ed Gallrein in the context of a Republican primary race. While some factual elements are present—such as Gallrein’s Navy SEAL and farming background and Trump’s actual prior Kentucky wins—several key assertions are false or significantly misleading. The statement that Trump won

Fact-Check Summary The post endorsing Congressman Brad Finstad includes a blend of verifiable facts, subjective opinions, and policy rhetoric. Statements about Finstad’s background as a fourth-generation farmer, his seat on the House Agriculture Committee, his work on tax and regulatory relief, and advocacy for energy independence and veterans’ issues are supported by public records. However,

Fact-Check Summary The endorsement of Congressman Scott DesJarlais accurately presents his service as the representative for Tennessee’s 4th Congressional District and his membership on the House Agriculture Committee. The post truthfully references his policy stances on conservative economic policies, tax cuts, border security, Second Amendment rights, support for veterans and the military, and domestic energy