Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post withdrawing his endorsement of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene mixes accurate references to his administration’s achievements with misleading or distorted descriptions of his conflict with Greene. While Trump did implement significant policy changes—such as tax cuts, border enforcement, regulation rollback, and claiming several diplomatic achievements—he overstates some policies (“ending EIGHT WARS”), […]

Fact-Check Summary The post about Marjorie Taylor Greene contains a fundamental factual error by repeatedly referring to her as “Marjorie Taylor Brown,” misidentifies her political trajectory, and relies on inflammatory, subjective labels. Greene has not “turned Left” by any conventional standard; her recent policy stances reflect populist priorities within her district, not a leftward ideological

Fact-Check Summary Former President Trump’s labeling of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as the “UNAFFORDABLE CARE ACT” is a demonstrably exaggerated characterization. While premium increases and out-of-pocket costs remain real challenges for some segments—especially for those not receiving subsidies or in non-expansion Medicaid states—the majority of ACA marketplace enrollees are protected from premium spikes by

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social post withdrawing support from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene mixes verified facts with exaggeration, inaccuracies, and misleading characterizations. His core claim of withdrawing support is supported by evidence. Certain claims – like record-level U.S. investments and defense spending, along with diplomatic initiatives to resolve conflicts – are broadly accurate. However,

Fact-Check Summary The post contains elements rooted in fact but is significantly misleading in its framing and use of polling data. The characterization of Thomas Massie as “Rand Paul Jr” is accurate as Trump’s rhetoric, but not a general or widespread label. Massie does frequently dissent from Republican leadership on specific bills, but consistently votes

Fact-Check Summary The post presents Justin Olson as a nominee for Judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, citing his academic and professional background. While Olson did graduate magna cum laude from Indiana University Maurer School of Law and previously worked as an Assistant United States Attorney in the

Fact-Check Summary The key claim that Judge Megan Benton has been nominated to the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri is unsubstantiated and appears to be false; no official records support her nomination or confirmation to this federal post as of November 14, 2025. Statements about Benton’s educational credentials (earning a

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post accurately describes Brian Lea’s current and professional background—he is a Deputy Associate Attorney General at the Department of Justice, a former law clerk to both Justice Clarence Thomas and Judge Ed Carnes, and a graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law. However, the claim that Lea holds

Fact-Check Summary The statement that Donald Korb’s nomination to be Assistant General Counsel in the Department of the Treasury was withdrawn is factually correct. However, it omits critical context: Korb was also nominated as Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The incomplete characterization gives a misleading impression of the nomination’s significance and scope.

Fact-Check Summary The claim refers to Sean Connery allegedly “raving over” or intervening to help Donald Trump secure approval for his Scottish golf course project. Official records, statements from the planning committee, and direct public comments clarify that while Connery expressed public support for the project, he did so only after it was approved by