Trexit is one person's effort to document a public record and to ask their fellow citizens to vote. This page explains what it is, how the record is built, and the disclaimer that governs everything here.
About this site. Trexit is an independent journalism project created and maintained on its author's own time and resources. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any employer, campaign, political party, candidate, or organization. All statements, characterizations, and conclusions here are the personal opinions of its author, offered as political expression. Fact-checks are compiled from publicly available sources, which are cited; readers are encouraged to consult the originals.
Trexit pairs a documented public record (a sourced, tier-rated archive of false and misleading statements) with a voluntary voter pledge. Signers commit to vote on November 3, 2026, to bring two eligible voters with them, and to vote against any elected official, of any party, who they believe has enabled this administration's corruption and abuse of power, judged by a published, conduct-based standard they apply for themselves.
The pledge rests on a factual record. Its credibility depends on the record's credibility, which is why the sourcing standards are documented in full and open to inspection.
Why this project exists, in the author's own words, is set out in its founding statement.
These are the principles the work is held to. They are published here because they are the standard against which it should be measured.
The editorial methodology is published in full. The review process is documented at each stage. Corrections are logged publicly. The fact-checks on this site are not protected from scrutiny. They are designed for it.
Every fact-check links to primary documents: government data, court records, official transcripts, credible reporting. Characterizations are the author's opinion; the underlying facts are cited so you can check them yourself.
This is personal political expression. It does not coordinate with any campaign, candidate organization, or committee, and it endorses no candidate. The views are the author's own and no one else's.
"False" is reserved for unambiguous documentary contradiction. "Misleading" is used where evidence leans against the claim. The language never runs ahead of the evidence, and it does not speculate about motive.
Signer data is never sold. Individual signer names are not displayed publicly without explicit opt-in. Data deletion requests are honored promptly. The trust asked for runs both ways. See the Privacy Policy.
When something is wrong, it is corrected prominently and the correction is logged publicly. Retracted fact-checks remain accessible with clear retraction notices. The historical record of errors is not edited away.
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