MAGA Suck Up Senator Dunked on By Twitter

A GOP senator’s attempt at kissing up to President Donald Trump backfired after he was called out for spreading lies about Trump's alleged accomplishments.

On Tuesday, Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno, whom I will now refer to exclusively as "the evil Bernie, "posted a slew of lies he dubbed as "the Trump scorecard” on Twitter, listing out what he alleged were Trump victories.

Netizens were quick to point out the obvious inaccuracies in Moreno’s numbers, like financial journalist James Surowiecki, who is currently a contributing writer for Fast Company and The Atlantic.

He fact-checked the senator, writing: “The stock market is down 1.37%, not up 10%, since Trump took office. The price of gas is up 2.6%, not down 20%. Consumer confidence is lower than it was at any point in 2023 or 2024. Just baffling that a U.S. senator goes on Twitter to tell obvious, easily checkable lies,” he added.

One user made the astute observation that “they have no problem destroying their credibility because they know their base is not going to fact-check them and even if they did, they still choose to believe the lie over the truth.” And this seems like a winning strategy for a guy who looks like an injury lawyer who only advertises on bus stop benches.

Under Moreno’s post, a user asked Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok to “please fact check this lying loser." Grok replied: “The claim of a 10% stock market rise is false; the S&P 500 dropped ~1.37% from Jan 20 to May 27, 2025. Egg prices may have fallen, but a 55% drop lacks confirmation. Inflation, gas prices, investment, and consumer confidence claims need more data to verify. Current evidence suggests some inaccuracies.”

Egg prices have dropped slightly since a record high in February, but are still 79 percent higher than what the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported in May of last year.

The stock market has also been suffering ever since Trump’s disastrous “Liberation Day” tariffs announcement in April. The S&P 500 dropped by 4.8 percent, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled by over 1,600 points, or 4 percent, only a day after the announcement.

When he imposed 10 percent tariffs on all exports to the U.S. a few days later, the market experienced its worst drop since the peak of the 2020 COVID pandemic.

Consumer confidence recently hit an all time low two weeks ago, while the fear of inflation continues to rise.

The only stat Moreno shared that could be positively fact-checked was the “$6 trillion+ in new US investment,” which is disturbingly almost entirely foreign governments and corporations.