You came here to find out what the President’s Monsey post means for your vote and your wallet. It is a campaign endorsement. It asks voters in Monsey to back Congressman Mike Lawler, and it changes no law, rule, tax or benefit.
Disclosure: This article covers a campaign endorsement by the President. The editorial team’s views in it are opinion.
What did the President post?
The President posted on Truth Social on November 3, 2026. He wrote that the Jewish community in Monsey, New York, and its surrounding neighborhoods “voted in very big numbers for me in our Historic 2024 Presidential Campaign.” He called Congressman Mike Lawler “a tremendous friend to the Jewish community and a strong leader in the fight against antisemitism.”
The post says Lawler will work together with State Senator Bill Weber. It closes with “VOTE MIKE LAWLER FOR CONGRESS — HE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” You can read the full post on the President’s Truth Social post.
Does the post change any law or policy?
No. The President’s Truth Social post announces no policy, rule, funding decision or program. It gives no number about jobs, prices, taxes or benefits. Its job is to ask for votes, so nothing in it changes your paycheck, your bills or your rights.
Is the Monsey turnout claim backed by numbers?
The post says Monsey’s Jewish community voted in “very big numbers” for the President in 2024. The President’s Truth Social post does not show vote totals, precinct counts or a source. You can check the official 2024 results for your area with your county board of elections.
What does the post claim about Lawler?
The President says Lawler has been a friend to the Jewish community and a leader against antisemitism. He also lists “Religious Freedom and School Choice” among the things Lawler stands for. The President’s Truth Social post does not name a specific vote, bill or action by Lawler. To judge those claims, read Lawler’s own statements and voting record.
| Claim in the post | What to check |
|---|---|
| Monsey’s Jewish community voted in “very big numbers” for the President in 2024 | The post gives no totals. Check official 2024 results with your county board of elections. |
| Lawler has been “a tremendous friend to the Jewish community” | The post names no specific action. Read Lawler’s statements and votes. |
| Lawler stands for “Religious Freedom and School Choice” | Look at his bills, votes and public statements on both issues. |
| The post is dated November 3, 2026 | The date appears on the post at the link above. |
Why does this endorsement matter for working families?
School choice matters to working parents who want a say in where their children learn. The editorial team’s view is that candidates should be judged on that record, and the President’s post makes the case for Lawler on those issues. Whether you agree is your decision.
How does this compare with other Truth Social posts?
The President has used Truth Social for endorsements and policy claims across this period. Our trump truth social claims timeline sets out the record for each claim, and the same steps apply here. For another endorsement, read our page on the Roger Marshall Truth Social endorsement, which covers the claims and race stakes in that post.
What should you check yourself?
- Read the full post at the Truth Social link before you repeat any of its claims.
- Check official 2024 results for your area with your county board of elections if you want to test the turnout claim.
- Look up the official results for New York’s congressional race with your county board of elections once they are posted.
- Read each candidate’s own statements and record.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
