December 2025

Fact-Check Summary The claim that all documents, including pardons and executive orders, signed by President Biden using an autopen are now null and void, is false. U.S. law and constitutional precedent confirm that presidential pardons are final and irreversible by successor presidents. The use of autopen has been recognized as legally valid by the Department […]

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post accurately states that he and Brazilian President Lula had a productive call and discussed trade, organized crime, sanctions, and tariffs. Both governments confirmed the call’s timing and major topics. The description of their relationship being established at the United Nations is only partially accurate—their interaction at UNGA was very brief,

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately reports Donald Trump’s endorsement of Matt Van Epps and provides correct voting logistics about Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District special election. The claim regarding opponent Aftyn Behn’s statements about country music is supported by her own past comments. However, the statement that she “hates Christianity” is a significant distortion: Behn has

Fact-Check Summary President Donald Trump did make a Truth Social post on December 2, 2025, expressing his admiration for Michael and Susan Dell in response to their $6.25 billion donation to “Trump Accounts.” The context and details of the donation are accurate and verifiable through multiple credible sources. The statement, “I LOVE DELL,” is an

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately quotes and attributes the statement “TRUTH SOCIAL IS THE BEST! There is nothing even close!!!” to Donald Trump, which was posted on Truth Social at 5:48 AM on December 2, 2025, after a significant posting spree. However, the claim is a clear expression of opinion and self-promotion rather than a

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post misrepresents the Dallas County situation, incorrectly claiming the county has fully transitioned to paper ballots. In reality, a limited hand-count policy applies only to the Republican primary on Election Day, has not been finalized, and is contingent upon sufficient fundraising. Assertions about paper ballots being more accurate, faster, and cheaper

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “Truth Social is the best. There is nothing even close” is not supported by available evidence. Data shows Truth Social lags far behind major platforms like Facebook, X (Twitter), and others in user numbers, engagement, financial stability, news utility, technical reliability, and demographic reach. The post represents an unsubstantiated and

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post falsely claims that Dallas County, Texas has switched to all paper ballots, citing supposed gains in speed, accuracy, security, and reduced cost. In reality, only the Dallas County Republican Party voted to hand-count ballots for their own primary’s Election Day votes—a choice not applicable countywide, not affecting the Democratic primary,

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s statement that Burt Jones “has taken a big lead in the polls for Governor of Georgia” is factually accurate as of December 2025, with Jones polling at 47.2% among Republicans, well ahead of his competitors. However, characterizing Jones as a “GREAT Lieutenant Governor” is a subjective and politically motivated opinion, omitting

Fact-Check Summary The call to “FREE TINA PETERS NOW” by Donald Trump is a political demand, not a verifiable statement of fact. However, the implication that Peters is imprisoned for exposing voter fraud, and that her punishment is politically motivated, is contradicted by substantial evidence. Peters was convicted on multiple state charges, including conspiracy and