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“Never in American history has so much been spent at one time. Never in American history will so many taxes be raised and so much borrowing be needed to pay for this reckless spending.”
PolitiFact says: McCarthy is wrong on all three counts: taxes, spending, and debt.
“New York is "leading the nation with the lowest imprisonment rate of any large state”
PolitiFact says: Among states with populations greater than 10 million, New York's rate of imprisonment is lowest.
“Photos showed “bricks everywhere” in Kenosha during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.”
“President Joe Biden changed suits during his visit to the Vatican.”
“Queen Elizabeth d-e-a-d at age 95.”
“Says Kamala Harris said only vaccinated people are hospitalized and dying from COVID-19.”
“The Build Back Better Act ... reduces the deficit over the long-term. It’s fully paid for.”
FactCheck.org says: The disagreement between the Congressional Budget Office and the Treasury Department centers on how much revenue could be raised from a provision giving the Internal Revenue Service more enforcement capabilities.
“The day Al Gore was born there were 130,000 glaciers on Earth. Today, only 130,000 remain.”
“The deaths at the Astroworld festival were part of a satanic ritual.”
“The FBI is using its counterterrorism division to investigate and add ‘threat tags’ to parents who are protesting school boards.”
PolitiFact says: Internal FBI guidance shows that a “threat tag” was created to track “investigations and assessments of threats" directed at school officials. There is no evidence it would be used on parents for simply protesting.
“The military took over the mainstream media.”
“They do everything they can to stop our American companies from being able to sell in Japan. We don’t do that to them.”
Washington Post says: She ignores the "chicken tax" which gives U.S. companies a big advantage for light trucks.
“Trump in the White House!”
“Unleaded gas costs nearly $7 in Lancaster, Calif.”
“Italy drastically reduced the country's official Covid-19 death count by over 97%.”
FactCheck.org says: Most people who died with COVID-19 had other medical conditions that put them at higher risk. But internet posts misinterpret data about those conditions to claim that Italy has reduced its count of deaths. It hasn't.
“Murió Myriam Bourla, esposa del CEO de Pfizer, a causa de la vacuna contra el covid-19”
“No economist out there is projecting that (the Build Back Better bill) will have a negative impact on inflation.”
PolitiFact says: Numerous economists have said there probably will be inflationary effects from the bill, especially in the near term. However, most analysts say the bill’s inflationary impacts should be mild and brief.
“Only a court can decide that somebody is incompetent to vote" -- the state Election Commission "cannot force facilities, private facilities, to allow special voting deputies”
“The infrastructure law "creates better jobs for millions of Americans.”
FactCheck.org says: The White House uses "job-years," meaning one job for one year. Estimates of how many additional jobs the law will create range from not many to about 1 million over 10 years.