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FactCheck.org says: A resolution introduced in the Wisconsin Assembly to reverse the state’s 2020 presidential electoral votes for President Joe Biden was referred to the Rules Committee.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden did not announce a Medicare stimulus for dental work, and video footage of him included in the post is from June 2020, before he was elected president.
PolitiFact says: People who are immunocompromised are prioritized for oral COVID-19 treatments regardless of race. Non-white race and Hispanic ethnicity are part of a long list of risk factors providers should consider.
PolitiFact says: Not all incidental COVID-19 hospitalizations are the same. For some, infection is mild and their visit unrelated to COVID. But others may be hospitalized to treat issues that were caused or exacerbated by the virus.
FactCheck.org says: There is no such program, and Medicare doesn’t cover dental work except in rare circumstances.
PolitiFact says: Stockton’s claim is not backed up by any scientific evidence. There have been no reports linking COVID-19 vaccines to deaths in athletes. Sports cardiologists said they haven’t seen athletes collapse after vaccination.
PolitiFact says: Determining the exact cost of illegal immigration is complex, but reports estimate that immigrants in the country illegally cost less than $155 billion annually.
PolitiFact says: It’s possible to have more raw votes and voter suppression at the same time. Nugent's statement ignores the facts of the unusual 2020 election and that we don't yet know the impact of new election restrictions.
MediaWise says: While the president did make this statement, the clip is from two years ago and doesn’t include important context.
PolitiFact says: Talks to resolve lawsuits over families separated at the border during the Trump administration included possible $450,000 payments. Biden rejected the amounts. The settlement talks eventually ended.
FactCheck.org says: There may not be data from patients, but lab studies strongly suggest the treatments will not help omicron-infected people. Eli Lilly and Regeneron agree with the FDA and found the decision appropriate.
FactCheck.org says: There are enough COVID-19 vaccine doses to vaccinate everyone. NY state says health providers should consider being Black or Hispanic a risk factor when prioritizing therapeutics, but no one is denied care based on race.
FactCheck.org says: “Good Morning America” transmitió una versión de la respuesta de Walensky que había sido “editada por tiempo”. Algunos conservadores aprovecharon para afirmar de manera tendenciosa que ella hablaba del total de muertes.