“Dow 50,000: Why Wall Street Keeps Misunderstanding Trumpnomics:” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The post claims that “Trumpnomics” is responsible for the Dow Jones reaching 50,000 and that its policies have led to broad-based economic prosperity, including wage growth, manufacturing resurgence, and deficit reduction. However, a detailed review of underlying economic data and peer-reviewed studies demonstrates that these claims are substantially misleading or outright inaccurate in key respects. Rigorous research shows…
“Remember, it was RINO Governor Kevin Stitt, of Oklahoma, who was massively behind his Opponent in his previous Election for Governor, who called me to ask for help. I Endorsed him (Barely!), and he won his Race. He then went on to modestly represent among the greatest people on Earth, the incredible Patriots of The Sooner State, who gave me unprecedented Voting acclimation in all three Elections, winning every County within the State, three times, and getting more Votes than anyone who has ever run for Office, including the Late, Great Ronald Reagan. In any event, we will soon have a Governor in Oklahoma who knows how to accurately write a Press Release to the Public, in this case, to state that I invited, not happily, almost all Democrat Governors to the Governors Dinner at the White House. Stitt, a wiseguy, knew this, but tried to get some cheap publicity by stating otherwise. Anyway, Ill see whoever shows up at the White House, the fewer the better! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s post about Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and the National Governors Association dinner contains several factual inaccuracies and exaggerations. Stitt was not “massively behind” in his 2022 gubernatorial race; election results show he led comfortably both in polls and actual votes. Trump’s assertion that he “barely” endorsed Stitt is inconsistent with his historical public statements, which called…
“It is my Great Honor to nominate Evan Rikhye to the U.S. District Court for the District of the Virgin Islands.” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The social media post asserts that Evan Rikhye has been nominated to the U.S. District Court for the District of the Virgin Islands, citing both his educational credentials and career as a federal prosecutor. Rikhye’s graduation from American University and his extensive service within the Department of Justice are substantiated by multiple records. However, there is no official…
“It is my Honor to nominate Kara Westercamp to the Court of International Trade. Kara is a very experienced Trade Lawyer, who spent over a decade working as an Attorney at the Department of Justice, and is now one of the incredible lawyers defending our historic and popular America First Agenda as an Associate Counsel at the White House. Kara knows the Wisdom and Courage required to protect the American People, who have been ripped off by other Countries for far too long. She will always put America First. Congratulations Kara!” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The post correctly announces that Kara Westercamp has been nominated to the Court of International Trade by President Trump, and this nomination is supported by public records. Westercamp is accurately described as an experienced trade lawyer, supported by her extensive history in trade litigation and government service. The description that she spent “over a decade” at the Department…
“I am pleased to announce the nomination of Sheria Clarke to serve as Judge on the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina.” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The social media post announcing Sheria Clarke’s nomination presents a largely accurate summary of her educational and professional credentials. Clarke is confirmed to hold a J.D. from the University of North Carolina School of Law and has served as an Assistant US Attorney in the District of South Carolina, as well as Counsel on the House Select Committee…