All 63 US presidential inaugural addresses were scored under the same locked configuration, which makes their Truthfulness scores comparable to each other.
Truthfulness here measures how accurately statements are presented and how well claims are scoped to what the text supports. It is not a verdict on whether a president's beliefs were correct.
Truverai evaluates how a communication is presented, not whether a belief is objectively true, and it scores what was said rather than who said it. Plan and payment tier do not affect scoring: anonymous, free, and paid evaluations run the identical path.
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