Methodology

The rules this site holds itself to — because a living public figure deserves rigor, not vibes.

Neutrality

This site covers a living public figure in strictly neutral encyclopedia tone: no endorsement, no attack. Supporters’ and critics’ claims are attributed — “supporters say,” “critics argue,” with the venue named — and never adopted as the site’s own voice. The site does not resolve political disputes; it records who said what, with dates.

Verbatim quotations

Quotations are verbatim, each with its published venue and date. Nothing is paraphrased and presented as a quotation. Where transcripts of the same speech differ between outlets (as with the January 1, 2026 inaugural address), the majority reading is used and the outlets are named. See Sayings.

Dating and uncertainty

Uncertainty policy

Where the record is thin, the site says so. The 2025 vote totals on this site are the certified NYC Board of Elections figures (December 2, 2025), noted as superseding election-night provisional counts. Claims resting on a single partisan outlet are omitted rather than laundered. Granular 2026 items sourced only to Wikipedia’s fast-moving article are flagged for primary-source confirmation.

Image ethics

The parody character

Corrections

Errors will be corrected with a dated note. If you spot one, the source list on Sources shows exactly which venue each claim traces to.

Source notes