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Checked by FactCheck.org28 Oct 2021United StatesSpanish
Tammy Nichols, Representante estatal de Idaho

“El nuevo antiviral oral de Pfizer es un inhibidor de la proteasa igual que la ivermectina. Literalmente están reenvasando la ivermectina para venderla a las masas con un nuevo nombre”.”

FactCheck.org rated this: Falso

FactCheck.org says: Ninguno de los fármacos bajo investigación son ivermectina, ni son particularmente similares, lo cual es obvio al comparar las fórmulas y estructuras químicas de los compuestos.

Social media posts

“President Joe Biden withdrew troops from Afghanistan “simply because of Trump Derangement Syndrome and they wanted to reverse any policy that Trump had implemented.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden didn’t break with Trump on Afghanistan policy, except for pushing back the withdrawal by a few months. Trump set the U.S. troop removal in motion and Biden continued on that path.

Checked by PolitiFact28 Oct 2021United States
Social media posts

“Says Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted: “People can’t really be convicted on such flimsy circumstantial evidence as ‘having a similar gait’ or ‘owning the identical shoes’ or ‘being in DC and not having any alibi for that time’ can they?! I don’t recognize this America.”

PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire

PolitiFact says: This is a fabricated tweet. A spokesperson for Greene said the Congresswoman did not write or post this.