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PolitiFact says: A vaccine did exist before Biden took office; more than 20 million shots were administered while Trump was president. But when Biden took office, the vaccine was not “widely available.”
PolitiFact says: Barnette started a petition to add two statues by the Emancipation Memorial in D.C. One of the Obama family and one of Frederick Douglas. Barnette opposed Obama's presidency.
PolitiFact says: Agriculture in Pennsylvania accounted for $3.6 billion in economic activity in 2021, but that’s a tiny fraction of the state’s total economic output.
PolitiFact says: Making your own homemade baby formula is not safe or recommended.
PolitiFact says: Inflation has spiked significantly on Biden’s watch, partially though not entirely due to his policies, analysts say. But it's premature to say that it's still "growing."
PolitiFact says: The federal government’s planned paydown during the second quarter — when the government is flush with tax payments — will be swamped by new borrowing during the other three quarters of the year.
FactCheck.org says: The shortage has been caused by a recall and plant shutdown by a major manufacturer and ongoing supply-chain issues due to the pandemic.
PolitiFact says: A dozen nations today allow abortions at 20 or more weeks based solely on the woman's request. But more than 20 additional nations give women wide latitude in having them at 20-24 weeks.
FactCheck.org says: When Joe Biden was sworn in as president, two COVID-19 vaccines had already been authorized and millions of people nationwide had been vaccinated against the disease.
Washington Post says: Biden is following the law
PolitiFact says: Lake posed for a photo at one of her campaign rallies with a man identified in news reports as a Nazi sympathizer. Hobbs joined in firing an Arizona Senate employee who successfully sued the Senate for discrimination.
FactCheck.org says: Aún se desconoce la causa de los casos misteriosos de hepatitis infantil. Pero no hay pruebas de que las vacunas contra el COVID-19 estén implicadas. La mayoría de los niños son demasiado pequeños para poder recibir la v
PolitiFact says: The claim is tied to a group called California Endowment. Oz did one ad for the group, promoting the Affordable Care Act in 2010, not in favor of defunding the police.
FactCheck.org says: In a footnote of a draft opinion on abortion access, Justice Alito quoted a report that used the phrase, "domestic supply of infants." Social media posts have misleadingly suggested that Alito came up with the phrase.
PolitiFact says: The phrase wasn't written by Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Samuel Alito. It appears in the opinion draft as a footnote and came from a 2008 CDC document about adoption data.
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence an investment involving Gates and Zuckerberg in an artificial breast milk company is related to the formula shortage.
Washington Post says: There's no evidence to support this
PolitiFact says: Oz supports overturning Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that provides the national right to an abortion. He supports abortion access in cases of rape, incest and if the life of the mother is in danger.