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Rick Scott, United States Senator

“In 2015, when Terry McAuliffe was governor, the Virginia Department of Education promoted incorporating critical race theory lens in education...They were trying to indoctrinate kids.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

PolitiFact says: Scott cited information from Virginia Dept. of Education as evidence that it is teaching critical race theory, but the documents he referenced were suggested reading and training material for educators, not students.

Social media posts

“An old tweet from Joe Biden shows he's a "hypocrite" for criticizing former President Donald Trump for issuing the "same [pandemic-related] travel ban.”

FactCheck.org rated this: False

FactCheck.org says: Social media posts claim President Joe Biden was critical of pandemic travel restrictions imposed by former President Donald Trump. But that his remark was about an immigration order directed at largely Muslim countries.

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Toby Rogers, El autor

“El plan de la administración de Biden mataría a 5.248 niños con las vacunas de ARNm de Pfizer para salvar a 45 niños de morir por el coronavirus”

FactCheck.org rated this: No hay evidencia

FactCheck.org says: Las cifras de Rogers se basan en la tergiversación de informes de VAERS y en el uso de un concepto problemático conocido como el número necesario de personas a vacunar, que se utiliza para evaluar el beneficio de las vac