Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s endorsement of Congressman Andrew Clyde, posted on Truth Social, is authentic and verifiable. The specific factual claims about Clyde—including his status as a decorated U.S. Navy veteran, successful businessman, and current representative for Georgia’s 9th District—are substantiated by public records, his official biography, and congressional sources. Claims about Clyde’s policy focus […]

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “THE STOCK MARKET IS STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE BECAUSE OF TARIFFS” is misleading. While the stock market (S&P 500) is near all-time highs in October 2025, the evidence and market data clearly show that the 2025 tariff announcements triggered an acute market crash in April. The market’s recovery since then

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post claims the United States is “wealthy, powerful, and nationally secure again all because of tariffs” and that the current Supreme Court case on tariffs is “the most important case ever.” Evidence shows U.S. tariffs have contributed to higher consumer prices, decreased household purchasing power, and job losses in manufacturing,

Fact-Check Summary The post misrepresents Ronald Reagan’s views on tariffs, exaggerates the impact and legality of a Canadian ad campaign, and inflates tariff numbers while using hyperbolic and accusatory rhetoric. Reagan was philosophically opposed to protectionist tariffs and voiced this clearly, though he used them tactically in rare cases. Claims of “fraud,” “illegal influence,” and

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post stating that “Ford and General Motors UP BIG on Tariffs placed on Big and Midsized Trucks coming from other countries” is partially accurate. Tariffs on imported medium- and heavy-duty trucks were indeed implemented, benefiting domestic manufacturers, and GM stock saw a notable increase after the announcement, while Ford’s increase was

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s claim that Canada’s Ontario government ran a “fraudulent” and “FAKE” advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs is exaggerated. The ad used verbatim quotes from Reagan’s 1987 address, accurately reflecting his opposition to tariffs, although the soundbites were edited and rearranged. The $75 million campaign cost is well-documented. The assertion that the

Fact-Check Summary The phrase “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN” is an accurately attributed political slogan popularized and trademarked by Donald Trump in 2012, continuing a tradition that began with Ronald Reagan’s 1980 campaign. The slogan now serves as the central messaging pillar for Trump’s political movement and is widely used on Truth Social, his personal platform.

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s post claiming that Canada used a “fraudulent,” “FAKE” advertisement misrepresenting Ronald Reagan’s views on tariffs is not supported by evidence. The Ontario government did create an ad using authentic Reagan quotes, and the $75 million campaign budget is accurate (in CAD). However, fact-checkers found the ad truthfully quotes Reagan’s 1987 anti-tariff

Fact-Check Summary The primary factual claim in the post is that October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. This is supported by decades of recognition by advocacy organizations and federal acknowledgment. The post’s celebratory language for children with Down syndrome and their families is a values statement, not a factual claim, and the blessing is a

Fact-Check Summary The post repeats familiar partisan rhetoric, blending opinion with partially accurate factual claims. While it is true that Democrats have blocked the Republican-backed continuing resolution multiple times during the October 2025 government shutdown, resulting in missed paychecks for federal workers, the characterizations of Democrats as “totally crazy,” uncaring, and lacking leadership are subjective