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“When Robert E. Lee "inherited slaves from his father in law, he educated them and set them free, and he referred to slavery as ‘a political and moral evil.’”
FactCheck.org says: Lee assumed command of 189 enslaved people as executor of his father-in-law's estate, and the quote of slavery being "evil" is taken out of context.
“A 13-year-old girl "is now in critical care in the hospital here in Halifax because her heart stopped right after she had a vaccine.”
“A funeral home used a truck to advertise the message "Don't get vaccinated.”
PolitiFact says: The images are real, but the truck in question was part of a pro-vaccination campaign by an advertising agency in Charlotte. No funeral home was involved.
“Breaking news — US Supreme Court has canceled universal vaccination in the United States.”
PolitiFact says: The United States Supreme Court has not issued any ruling related to the COVID-19 vaccines or universal vaccinations, and there is currently no case on its docket involving challenges to vaccine mandates.
“Election servers in Maricopa County were “wiped” before an audit conducted by Cyber Ninjas.”
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“Los CDC “oficialmente recomiendan la administración de ivermectina como terapia presuntiva (dar medicamentos sin diagnóstico) para los refugiados”.”
FactCheck.org says: Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades recomiendan el uso de ivermectina como tratamiento para los refugiados que llegan para tratar infecciones parasitarias, no COVID-19.
“Maricopa County official purged machine records before audit started.”
“My Build Back Better Agenda costs zero dollars.”
Washington Post says: Biden's spending plans are on track to add to the deficit
“Says Biden “didn’t win in Arizona. He lost in Arizona based on the forensic audit.”
PolitiFact says: Arizona state Senate Republicans ordered a review of 2 million ballots in Maricopa County. The review found that Joe Biden beat Donald Trump in Maricopa County by about 45,000 votes.
“The NAACP wants” the Confederate Memorial Carving “sandblasted off Stone Mountain.”
PolitiFact says: The Atlanta NAACP president said his chapter has called for the carving to be removed or covered. He said the national NAACP wants Confederate symbols removed, but has not stated a position on the carving.
“The yearly cost of religious tax exemptions: $71 billion. If the church paid taxes, everyone would only have to pay 3% taxes.”
PolitiFact says: The federal income tax revenue that would be generated by removing the tax exemption for churches would not be enough to reduce income tax rates for individuals to 3%.
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“Top U.S. military advisers didn’t recommend that President Biden keep a residual force in Afghanistan.”
FactCheck.org says: Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair Gen. Mark Milley and Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, commander of U.S. Central Command, said in a Sept. 28 hearing they believe the U.S. should have left a residual force of at least 2,500 troops.
“Verizon promotes defunding the police and (the) idea that America is fundamentally racist.”
PolitiFact says: Verizon said a program it offers provided an opportunity for conversations about race and that it does not support defunding the police.
“Democrats are responsible for the massive spending and debt growth, they alone need to take responsibility for raising the debt limit.”
PolitiFact says: The national debt has grown over the decades through both Republican and Democratic actions, including rising by $7.8 trillion under Donald Trump.