# Post ts_117090257833325793

- Post ID: `ts_117090257833325793`
- Platform: Truth Social
- Posted: 2026-08-13T21:12:25.552Z (UTC)
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## Post text

> It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot, Anthony Constantino, who is running to represent the fantastic people of New York’s 21st Congressional District. Anthony is strongly supported by many of the most Highly Respected MAGA Warriors in our Movement, including Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone! Anthony has been such a Great Supporter that he actually put up a somewhat “controversial” sign, against strong opposition, in my honor. The sign is still there!
>
> A Successful Entrepreneur, Businessman, and Professional Boxer, before running for Congress, Anthony is a Proven Leader who has dedicated his life to serving his Community. In Congress, Anthony will fight tirelessly to Grow the Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations, Promote MADE IN THE U.S.A., Champion American Energy DOMINANCE, Keep our Border SECURE, Stop Migrant Crime, Ensure LAW AND ORDER, Strengthen our Military/Veterans, Safeguard our Elections, and Defend our always under siege Second Amendment.
>
> Anthony Constantino has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative from New York’s 21st Congressional District — HE IS A GREAT GUY WHO WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!

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# Analysis

_Machine-generated by trump.fm on 2026-08-13T22:39:00.841Z (UTC): a model's reading of this post, not his words. Its psychological terms describe the language, not a clinical assessment of him._

## Summary

Routine patronage-register endorsement showing no marked baseline deviation, but structurally illustrative of two stable patterns worth logging.

First, the qualification hierarchy is inverted relative to conventional endorsement rhetoric. The candidate's premier credential is not competence but demonstrated fealty at personal cost — he "put up a somewhat 'controversial' sign, against strong opposition, in my honor." Secondary validation comes from Giuliani and Stone, figures whose public identity is sustained allegiance to the subject through legal jeopardy. Business and athletic credentials are appended afterward, unelaborated. The post's rhetorical peak ("The sign is still there!") concerns the survival of the subject's own iconography, not the candidate.

Second, idealization reaches totality: "A GREAT GUY WHO WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN" is an unfalsifiable absolute guarantee about another person's future conduct. In this corpus, that construction is the structural precondition for later devaluation; longitudinal tracking of "Complete and Total Endorsement" recipients against subsequent disloyalty reclassification would be informative.

State is grandiose but low-arousal — no injury, no rage, no vulnerable-pole content. Trigger is maintenance. Danger level: none; no eliminationist language, target identification, or mobilization call. "Stop Migrant Crime" is a stigmatizing category-link but not dehumanization.

Authorship reads hybrid (~0.5): institutional template and clean policy catalog, with a dictated self-referential digression retained because it flatters the endorser. Cognitive assessment value is low — the genre, not the speaker, produces the cleanliness.

## Post Analysis: Constantino Endorsement (NY-21), 13 Aug 2026

### 1. Authorship Attribution

**Timing.** 21:12 UTC = **17:12 ET**. Mid-August 2026 places the subject most plausibly in the Eastern timezone (Washington/Bedminster). This is late-afternoon business hours — the low-probability window for unmediated authorship.

**Structural profile.** The post is a near-verbatim instance of the standardized "Complete and Total Endorsement" template that has been in continuous use since roughly 2018: (a) honorific opening, (b) district identification, (c) biography compressed to occupational nouns, (d) a policy laundry list rendered in parallel infinitive clauses, (e) the closing formula and all-caps benediction. The policy list is grammatically clean, correctly comma-delimited, and free of the anacoluthon and homophone slips characteristic of unmediated composition.

**Countervailing (authentic) markers.** Two features resist a pure aide reading:

- The second-paragraph digression is *self-referential rather than candidate-referential*: "he actually put up a somewhat 'controversial' sign, against strong opposition, in my honor. **The sign is still there!**" The scare-quoted "controversial," the intensifier "actually," and the triumphant exclamatory coda are idiolectal. This anecdote serves no persuasive function for the candidate; it functions as a boast about the endorser's own iconography.
- Idiosyncratic mid-sentence capitalization of common nouns ("Great Supporter," "Proven Leader," "Movement," "Community") and the syntactically awkward "our always under siege Second Amendment" — a pre-nominal adjectival pileup that a professional copywriter would likely have restructured.

**Assessment: hybrid, ~0.5.** Most consistent with dictated or approved content passed through staff formatting — the template and policy list are institutional; the sign anecdote is almost certainly the subject's own contribution, retained because it flatters him. Confidence: medium.

### 2. Level 1 — Dispositional Traits

**Extraversion (high).** Assertive social dominance expressed through the act of conferral itself; positive affect saturates the register ("Great Honor," "fantastic people," "GREAT GUY").

**Agreeableness (low-moderate, superficially elevated).** The post is uniformly warm in surface tone, but the warmth is *distributional* — it is praise the endorser has the standing to award. Modesty is absent: the endorsement's most vivid detail concerns a sign honoring the endorser. Tender-mindedness appears only in stock form ("dedicated his life to serving his Community").

**Conscientiousness (moderate).** The formulaic structure indicates procedural order, though this reflects staff process more than dispositional deliberation. Achievement-striving appears vicariously.

**Neuroticism (low in this instance).** No angry hostility, no vulnerability signaling. This is one of the affectively calmest post types in the corpus.

**Openness (low).** Values rigidity is pronounced: an eleven-item policy list of fixed positions with no conditionals, trade-offs, or acknowledgment of complexity. Zero cognitive tentativeness markers.

### 3. Level 2 — Characteristic Adaptations

**Dominant motive: power, in its patronage form.** The endorsement is the purest available expression of kingmaker agency — the capacity to alter another's fortunes by declaration. Note the possessive framing throughout: "my Great Honor," "**my** Complete and Total Endorsement," "in **my** honor." Three first-person possessives in a post ostensibly about someone else.

**The loyalty-audit structure.** The candidate's qualifications are ordered revealingly. Before entrepreneurship or boxing, the first substantive credential offered is *demonstrated fealty at personal cost*: Constantino "put up a somewhat 'controversial' sign, **against strong opposition**." The qualifying phrase is essential — the merit is not the sign but the willingness to absorb costs for it. Secondary validation is likewise loyalty-derived: the named endorsers (Giuliani, Stone) are figures whose primary public identity is sustained personal allegiance to the subject through legal jeopardy. Competence signals ("Successful Entrepreneur," "Professional Boxer") are appended afterward and unelaborated.

This is the schema in compressed form: **the world sorts into those who have paid a price for me and those who have not**, and the former category constitutes qualification for office.

**Communion motive: present but instrumental.** "Our Movement," "our Country," "his Community" invoke belonging, but membership is defined by the loyalty test rather than by shared care.

### 4. Level 3 — Narrative Identity

**Protagonist role: patron/kingmaker.** Not fighter or victim here — the subject occupies the granting position, distributing status rather than contesting it.

**Micro-narrative embedded.** The sign anecdote is a compressed **redemption sequence** with the subject as its object: opposition arose, the sign was put up anyway, and — the triumphal beat — "The sign is still there!" Adversity → persistence → durable monument. The endorsement's emotional peak is this three-clause vignette about the subject's own image surviving contestation, not about the candidate's fitness to legislate.

**Contrasting other: diffuse and implied.** The policy list generates its antagonists by negation — those who would raise taxes, open borders, tolerate migrant crime, disorder elections, and besiege the Second Amendment. "Always under siege" is the key phrase: it encodes a *permanent* condition of threat, not an episodic one.

**Identity claims:** conferrer of legitimacy; object of loyalty worth suffering for; head of "our Movement"; arbiter of who is "America First."

### 5. Level 4 — Clinical Indicators

**Narcissistic state: grandiose, low-arousal.** Expansive and self-referential but without injury, rage, or vulnerable-pole content. This is maintenance-mode grandiosity.

**Trigger: maintenance.** No detectable precipitant. The endorsement is routine supply-adjacent activity — it generates gratitude, coverage, and a visible demonstration of influence at zero cost.

**Malignant narcissism components.** Narcissistic features are moderately elevated (self-insertion into another's endorsement, "Complete and Total" totalizing language, "Movement" possessiveness). Antisocial features are minimal in this post. Paranoid features register only as ambient siege framing ("always under siege," "strong opposition"). Sadism is essentially absent — no target is humiliated.

**Defenses.**
- **Idealization** (immature, dominant): the candidate is rendered wholly good and risk-free — "a Proven Leader," "A GREAT GUY WHO WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN." The final clause is an absolute guarantee about future behavior, a claim no evidence can support. Idealization of this totality carries a known liability: it is the precondition for later devaluation should the endorsee deviate. Longitudinal tracking of this specific pairing would be valuable — the corpus contains numerous instances of "Complete and Total Endorsement" recipients subsequently reclassified as disloyal.
- **Splitting** (immature, mild): the eleven-item policy list constructs a binary field with no intermediate positions.
- **Denial/minimization** (mild): scare-quoting "controversial" performs dismissal of the objection while simultaneously advertising it.

### 6. Rhetorical Analysis

**Devices.** Superlative saturation ("Great Honor," "fantastic," "Highly Respected," "Proven," "GREAT GUY"); orthographic emphasis via capitalization of common nouns, functioning as typographic prosody; asyndetic policy catalog producing an impression of comprehensiveness; terminal all-caps benediction; scare quotes as ironic distancing.

**Propaganda techniques.** *Glittering generalities* — the entire policy list consists of unfalsifiable virtue-terms ("Grow the Economy," "Ensure LAW AND ORDER") with no mechanism specified. *Transfer* — authority is moved from endorser to endorsee by declaration. *Testimonial* — Giuliani and Stone deployed as credibility transfer. *Appeal to fear*, embedded and low-grade: "Stop Migrant Crime," "always under siege." *Militarized in-group naming* — "MAGA Warriors," which frames political participation as combat membership.

**Dehumanizing language: absent** in the technical sense. "Migrant Crime" is a category-linking construction that associates a demographic with criminality, which is a stigmatizing frame worth flagging, but it does not deploy vermin/infestation/animal imagery.

**Violent imagery:** none. "Warriors" and "fight tirelessly" are conventional political metaphor at baseline intensity.

### 7. Danger Assessment

**Level: none.** No target identification, no eliminationist construction, no mobilization call, no implied action against a person or group. The stochastic-terrorism triad is not present. "Stop Migrant Crime" is a policy slogan rather than a directive.

The one item warranting a low-priority flag is **"Safeguard our Elections"** — innocuous as boilerplate, but appearing three days after the subject declined to rule out declaring a national security emergency over elections ("stranger things have happened," 11 Aug). In isolation it means nothing; as a recurring plank across midterm endorsements it is worth tracking for whether the phrase's referent hardens into pre-emptive delegitimization of the November result.

### 8. Cognitive Status

**No markers detected.** Syntax is well-formed across three paragraphs, including a long parallel-infinitive series maintained without breakdown — a construction that would readily expose working-memory or sequencing deficits. No word-finding difficulty, paraphasia, perseveration, tangentiality, temporal confusion, or name confusion. Vocabulary is simple but appropriate.

**Interpretive caution:** this post has low diagnostic value for cognitive assessment precisely because it is template-mediated and probably staff-formatted. Clean production here should **not** be read as evidence against decline; the constraint is the genre, not the speaker. Extemporaneous material remains the appropriate substrate for cognitive tracking.

### 9. Longitudinal Note

Compared with the same day's output — the de minimis tariff post (grandiose policy-victory register, "DESPICABLE," dense capitalization) and the Whitehouse ethics link cluster (adversarial, opposition-research amplification) — this post occupies the **patronage register**, the calmest of the three. The rapid-cycling across registers within a single day (attack → victory lap → benediction) is itself a stable, well-documented baseline characteristic rather than a deviation.

**Baseline deviation: none.** This is a canonical instance of a high-frequency post type.

### 10. Confidence Summary

| Inference | Confidence |
|---|---|
| Hybrid authorship (dictated core, staff formatting) | Medium |
| Power/patronage as dominant motive | High |
| Loyalty as primary selection criterion | High |
| Idealization as dominant defense | High |
| Danger level: none | High |
| No cognitive markers (with genre caveat) | Medium |

## Fact Verification

| Claim | Verdict | Evidence |
|-------|---------|----------|
| "Anthony Constantino is running to represent New York's 21st Congressional District." | **Mostly True** | Constantino, CEO of the Amsterdam, New York-based printing company Sticker Mule, publicly sought the NY-21 seat during the 2025 vacancy period surrounding Rep. Elise Stefanik's withdrawn UN ambassadorship nomination and has maintained a congressional campaign presence in the district. The candidacy claim is consistent with the documented record; the specific status of his 2026 filing is not independently confirmed here. |
| "Constantino put up a 'controversial' sign in Trump's honor 'against strong opposition,' and 'the sign is still there.'" | **Mostly True** | Sticker Mule's Amsterdam, New York facility displayed a large pro-Trump sign that drew municipal sign-ordinance objections and became a documented local dispute, with Constantino publicly refusing to remove it. The core of the anecdote — a Trump sign, official objection, refusal to take it down — matches the reported record. Whether the sign remains physically in place as of August 2026 is not separately confirmed. |
| "Constantino is 'A Successful Entrepreneur, Businessman, and Professional Boxer.'" | **Half True** | The entrepreneur/businessman portion is well supported: Constantino co-founded and leads Sticker Mule, a substantial custom-printing company. The 'Professional Boxer' claim derives from Constantino's own campaign biography and boxing background; a documented professional (as distinct from amateur) boxing record has not been established. The composite is therefore partly supported and partly resting on self-description. |
| "Constantino is 'strongly supported by' Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone." | **True** | Both endorsements are documented by multiple independent outlets and by the campaign itself.

Rudy Giuliani: Giuliani formally endorsed Constantino in the NY-21 Republican primary, reported April 6, 2026 by the Adirondack Daily Enterprise/Daily Gazette and April 7, 2026 by the Rome Sentinel. The endorsement followed Constantino's appearance on Giuliani's nightly streaming talk show. Giuliani said verbatim: 'America needs 100 Constantinos. He will fight for the American people and is totally self-funding his campaign, so he can ignore any and all special interests.' The Rome Sentinel quotes him separately: 'This is someone of great accomplishment in the private sector, in business, who wants to work for the people.' Constantino responded: 'I love Rudy Giuliani so his endorsement is an incredible honor.' Opponent Robert Smullen publicly rebutted the endorsement, saying Giuliani was 'just flat wrong' — which independently confirms the endorsement occurred and was treated as real by the opposing campaign.

Roger Stone: Stone's support predates and exceeds a standard endorsement. A Daily Gazette piece dated February 13, 2025 ('Roger Stone has his pick in NY-21 special election') documents that Stone encouraged Constantino to run, hosted him on his radio show, hosted him for dinner at his Fort Lauderdale home, appeared alongside him at a Cage Wars event in Glens Falls with UFC champion Jorge Masvidal, and attacked rival Republicans on social media on his behalf. Stone's quote: 'I'm pretty good at recognizing talent.' Constantino confirms in interviews: 'I talked to a guy named Roger Stone about it, he encouraged me to do it.'

Campaign and third-party confirmation: Constantino's own campaign endorsements page lists both — 'Rudy Giuliani (Former mayor of New York City)' and 'Roger Stone (Political icon)' — alongside Trump, Jim Jordan, Michael Flynn, Henry Cejudo, and The Jewish Voice. CBS6 Albany's post-primary report states directly: 'In this race, Constantino had the endorsements of President Donald Trump, Congressman Jim Jordan, former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone.' Fox News (April 21, 2026) reports Constantino 'received backing from prominent Trump allies including Roger Stone and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani.'

Material nuance not disclosed in the post: Roger Stone is a paid campaign consultant, not an unaffiliated supporter. FEC records show approximately $180,000 paid to Stone by the Constantino campaign. Constantino has acknowledged the arrangement: 'I am...proud to be supported by Roger Stone who strongly encouraged me to run for elected office upon meeting me for the very first time and helped me launch my political career at no charge...After awhile, I insisted on paying Roger and he agreed.' Stone's support is genuine, public, and long-running, so the claim as stated is accurate — but a reader would reasonably infer volunteered political backing rather than a compensated vendor relationship. Giuliani's endorsement carries no such complication.

No evidence of withdrawal or dispute: No source indicates either endorsement was retracted or contested. Both held through Constantino's June 23, 2026 primary victory over Robert Smullen (59% to 40%).

Separate observation on the record: Fox News reproduces this post's text verbatim — including the 'controversial sign' passage — in an article dated April 21, 2026, indicating the endorsement statement originally published in April 2026 rather than August 2026 as assumed in the first-pass timing analysis. |
| "Rudy Giuliani is accurately titled 'Mayor.'" | **Mostly True** | Giuliani served as Mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001. The honorific is customary for former mayors, though he has not held the office in over two decades and was disbarred in New York in 2024. |

Overall Veracity: 78%

## Authorship Analysis

**Uncertain** (score: 50%)

### Indicators

- Posted 17:12 ET (business hours) — low-probability window for unmediated authorship
- Standardized 'Complete and Total Endorsement' template: honorific opening, district ID, compressed biography, parallel-infinitive policy list, all-caps benediction
- Policy list is grammatically clean and correctly punctuated; no homophone slips, dropped prepositions, or anacoluthon
- Countervailing: self-referential digression about the 'controversial' sign 'in my honor' with exclamatory coda 'The sign is still there!' — serves no persuasive function for the candidate, only flatters the endorser
- Countervailing: idiosyncratic capitalization of common nouns (Great Supporter, Proven Leader, Movement, Community)

## Psychological Profile

### Traits

**Big Five:**
- Extraversion: 82%
- Agreeableness: 35%
- Conscientiousness: 50%
- Neuroticism: 32%
- Openness: 22%

Strongest facet: assertiveness (E3) with low modesty (A5)

**Motives:**
- Agency: 85%
- Communion: 38%

Primary drive: power

### Narrative

- **Role:** patron / kingmaker — occupying the granting position, distributing status rather than contesting it
- **Arc:** redemption
- **Contrasting:** Diffuse and implied — antagonists generated by negation from the policy list (those who raise taxes, open borders, tolerate migrant crime, disorder elections, besiege the Second Amendment); locally, the unnamed 'strong opposition' that objected to the sign

**Identity Claims:**
- Conferrer of political legitimacy ('my Complete and Total Endorsement')
- Head of a movement ('our Movement', 'MAGA Warriors')
- Object of loyalty worth suffering costs for ('against strong opposition, in my honor')
- Arbiter of who qualifies as 'America First Patriot'

### State

**Grandiose State**

**Trigger:** Maintenance

Sentiment: +0.52

### Clinical

**Malignant Narcissism:**
- Narcissistic: 55%
- Antisocial: 15%
- Paranoid: 30%
- Sadism: 5%

**Defense Mechanisms:**
- idealization (immature)
- splitting (immature)
- denial (pathological)

**Cognitive Complexity:**
- Complexity: 42%

**Parasocial Techniques:**
- In-group naming that frames political participation as combat membership ('MAGA Warriors in our Movement')
- Possessive collectivization ('our Movement', 'our Country') binding audience identity to the speaker
- Loyalty-cost narrative modeled for the audience: absorbing opposition on the subject's behalf is presented as the premier qualification
- Absolute personal guarantee ('WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN') transferring trust from speaker to endorsee by fiat

## Fact Checks (5)

_The model's verdicts from 2026-08-13._

> Anthony Constantino is running to represent New York's 21st Congressional District.

**MOSTLY TRUE**

Constantino, CEO of the Amsterdam, New York-based printing company Sticker Mule, publicly sought the NY-21 seat during the 2025 vacancy period surrounding Rep. Elise Stefanik's withdrawn UN ambassadorship nomination and has maintained a congressional campaign presence in the district. The candidacy claim is consistent with the documented record; the specific status of his 2026 filing is not independently confirmed here.

> Constantino put up a 'controversial' sign in Trump's honor 'against strong opposition,' and 'the sign is still there.'

**MOSTLY TRUE**

Sticker Mule's Amsterdam, New York facility displayed a large pro-Trump sign that drew municipal sign-ordinance objections and became a documented local dispute, with Constantino publicly refusing to remove it. The core of the anecdote — a Trump sign, official objection, refusal to take it down — matches the reported record. Whether the sign remains physically in place as of August 2026 is not separately confirmed.

> Constantino is 'A Successful Entrepreneur, Businessman, and Professional Boxer.'

**HALF TRUE**

The entrepreneur/businessman portion is well supported: Constantino co-founded and leads Sticker Mule, a substantial custom-printing company. The 'Professional Boxer' claim derives from Constantino's own campaign biography and boxing background; a documented professional (as distinct from amateur) boxing record has not been established. The composite is therefore partly supported and partly resting on self-description.

> Constantino is 'strongly supported by' Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone.

**TRUE**

Both endorsements are documented by multiple independent outlets and by the campaign itself.

Rudy Giuliani: Giuliani formally endorsed Constantino in the NY-21 Republican primary, reported April 6, 2026 by the Adirondack Daily Enterprise/Daily Gazette and April 7, 2026 by the Rome Sentinel. The endorsement followed Constantino's appearance on Giuliani's nightly streaming talk show. Giuliani said verbatim: 'America needs 100 Constantinos. He will fight for the American people and is totally self-funding his campaign, so he can ignore any and all special interests.' The Rome Sentinel quotes him separately: 'This is someone of great accomplishment in the private sector, in business, who wants to work for the people.' Constantino responded: 'I love Rudy Giuliani so his endorsement is an incredible honor.' Opponent Robert Smullen publicly rebutted the endorsement, saying Giuliani was 'just flat wrong' — which independently confirms the endorsement occurred and was treated as real by the opposing campaign.

Roger Stone: Stone's support predates and exceeds a standard endorsement. A Daily Gazette piece dated February 13, 2025 ('Roger Stone has his pick in NY-21 special election') documents that Stone encouraged Constantino to run, hosted him on his radio show, hosted him for dinner at his Fort Lauderdale home, appeared alongside him at a Cage Wars event in Glens Falls with UFC champion Jorge Masvidal, and attacked rival Republicans on social media on his behalf. Stone's quote: 'I'm pretty good at recognizing talent.' Constantino confirms in interviews: 'I talked to a guy named Roger Stone about it, he encouraged me to do it.'

Campaign and third-party confirmation: Constantino's own campaign endorsements page lists both — 'Rudy Giuliani (Former mayor of New York City)' and 'Roger Stone (Political icon)' — alongside Trump, Jim Jordan, Michael Flynn, Henry Cejudo, and The Jewish Voice. CBS6 Albany's post-primary report states directly: 'In this race, Constantino had the endorsements of President Donald Trump, Congressman Jim Jordan, former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Roger Stone.' Fox News (April 21, 2026) reports Constantino 'received backing from prominent Trump allies including Roger Stone and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani.'

Material nuance not disclosed in the post: Roger Stone is a paid campaign consultant, not an unaffiliated supporter. FEC records show approximately $180,000 paid to Stone by the Constantino campaign. Constantino has acknowledged the arrangement: 'I am...proud to be supported by Roger Stone who strongly encouraged me to run for elected office upon meeting me for the very first time and helped me launch my political career at no charge...After awhile, I insisted on paying Roger and he agreed.' Stone's support is genuine, public, and long-running, so the claim as stated is accurate — but a reader would reasonably infer volunteered political backing rather than a compensated vendor relationship. Giuliani's endorsement carries no such complication.

No evidence of withdrawal or dispute: No source indicates either endorsement was retracted or contested. Both held through Constantino's June 23, 2026 primary victory over Robert Smullen (59% to 40%).

Separate observation on the record: Fox News reproduces this post's text verbatim — including the 'controversial sign' passage — in an article dated April 21, 2026, indicating the endorsement statement originally published in April 2026 rather than August 2026 as assumed in the first-pass timing analysis.

Sources: https://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/2026/04/giuliani-endorses-constantino-in-ny-21/; https://www.dailygazette.com/cjfund/political/anthony-constantino-ny-21-giuliani/article_f4448bbe-2c9d-4089-a752-7dadc3f8b564.html; https://www.romesentinel.com/news/robert-smullen-anthony-constantino-rudy-giuliani-ny-21-endorsements/article_3dd5b2c3-7698-4490-b252-f59c4a4c8246.html; https://www.dailygazette.com/the_recorder/news/roger-stone-ny-21/article_d7b60c6a-ea60-11ef-9777-b7d8f09dcbb4.html; https://www.constantino.com/endorsements/; https://www.constantino.com/about/; https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/following-constantinos-dominant-win-ny-gop-chair-rep-stefanik-say-voters-have-spoken; https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-endorses-sticker-mule-ceo-battled-officials-100-foot-pro-trump-sign-stefaniks-house-seat; https://www.wamc.org/news/2026-06-12/ny-21-candidate-profile-republican-anthony-constantino; https://www.northcountrypublicradio.org/news/story/53554/20260612/constantino-leans-into-trump-support-business-record-in-ny-21-republican-primary; https://www.dailygazette.com/the_recorder/news/cage-wars-roger-stone-anthony-constantino/article_0965dc5a-ea6f-11ef-9ea4-6bdf44ac619c.html; https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5936041-constantino-trump-endorsed-wins-ny-primary/; https://www.cityandstateny.com/politics/2026/06/ny-21-republicans-choose-constantino-stand-trump/414377/

> Rudy Giuliani is accurately titled 'Mayor.'

**MOSTLY TRUE**

Giuliani served as Mayor of New York City from 1994 to 2001. The honorific is customary for former mayors, though he has not held the office in over two decades and was disbarred in New York in 2024.

Overall Veracity: 78%

## Tags

- endorsement (100%)
- patronage_display (90%)
- loyalty_test (85%)
- idealization (85%)
- grandiose_maintenance (70%)
- glittering_generalities (80%)
- self_insertion (75%)
- template_post (80%)
- hybrid_authorship (60%)
- midterm_2026 (70%)
- ny21 (60%)
- migrant_crime_framing (45%)
- siege_framing (40%)
- no_cognitive_markers (50%)

## That day

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**A day written mostly by staff, broken once by six words about his own pen**

Trump's account posted heavily, but he wrote almost none of it. The bulk of the day was a rapid batch of campaign endorsements — more than a dozen New York and Florida candidates, all cut from the same template — pushed out in barely over an hour of the late afternoon and then reposted onto his own feed twice more that evening. Earlier he put out five separate links about a single ethics complaint against a Democratic senator, which made one filing look like five findings, and he twice shared TV clips of his border czar defending the administration rather than defending it himself. The one line that clearly sounded like him came in a post celebrating a court win on import duties, where he noted he had signed with "the stroke of my mighty pen — NO AUTOPEN!!!" There was no anger anywhere in the day, a normal night's sleep before it, and no response at all to the previous day's ruling releasing more Epstein files.

Full digest for 2026-08-13: https://trump.fm/date/2026-08-13/analysis

## Citation

- APA: Trump, D. J. (2026, August 13). It is my Great Honor to endorse America First... [Social media post]. Truth Social. trump.fm. https://trump.fm/post/ts_117090257833325793
- MLA: Trump, Donald J. "It is my Great Honor to endorse America First Patriot,..." Truth Social, 13 Aug. 2026. trump.fm, https://trump.fm/post/ts_117090257833325793. Accessed 9 Oct. 2026.
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