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“Says Cracker Barrel’s name has racist origins and its logo depicts a whip.”
“Says Joe Biden said, “Buy a man eat fish, he day, teach fish man, to a lifetime.”
“The COVID-19 vaccine “went out for distribution” in Nebraska “days before the FDA even said they were going to approve it.”
PolitiFact says: Health department officials from Nebraska and the federal government said no COVID-19 vaccine doses went out before FDA approval.
“Trump assassination foiled, Deep State in panic mode!”
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence. The Secret Service said the narrative is completely false. And Palm Beach Police, who the post said were alerted by a bullet hitting Mar-a-Lago, said that didn’t happen.
“Trump Won Two-Thirds of Election Lawsuits Where Merits Considered”
PolitiFact says: Former President Donald Trump and his allies have won one lawsuit related to the results of the 2020 election. Just because a case is dismissed on procedural grounds does not mean it wasn’t duly considered.
“Una hora después de que Joe Biden jurara, la OMS admite que sus pruebas exageran groseramente los individuos con resultados positivos de COVID.”
FactCheck.org says: La guía de uso de la OMS simplemente le recordaba a los laboratorios seguir atentamente las instrucciones proporcionadas por los fabricantes de cada prueba.
“We did have tragedies and we did have losses, but we also got through it better than virtually every other state.”
Washington Post says: Noem views the crisis more through an economic lens — employment numbers, budget surplus, new residents — than a health lens.
“Claims eight Republican House members "stood with Q, not you.”
FactCheck.org says: They aren't known to be QAnon followers, and three of them supported censuring Donald Trump as an alternative to impeaching him.
“Doctor proves masks don’t work” by vaping through them.”
PolitiFact says: Masks are meant to protect against the passing of larger respiratory droplets that can carry the coronavirus.
“¿En República Dominicana la gente no esté muriendo por covid-19?”
“Military rescues tortured children from tunnel beneath Capitol Hill.”
“Satan flashed in the halftime Super Bowl satanic ritual.”
“Shell Oil laying off 9,000 workers” because of Joe Biden.”
“A CBO report found that without any additional stimulus, our economy wouldn’t reach pre-pandemic levels until 2025.”
FactCheck.org says: The CBO concluded that without additional stimulus, the real gross domestic product would return to pre-pandemic levels by mid-year this year.
“There is "absolute proof of the biggest cyberattack in history" and that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen.”
FactCheck.org says: A video claimed to prove that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" from former President Donald Trump. But it actually rehashes baseless conspiracy theories and debunked claims.
“4,296 Georgia voters "registered to vote in another state after their Georgia registration date.”
PolitiFact says: This number comes from an analysis conducted by a former Trump campaign staffer that has been criticized by experts as flawed.
“A Miracle! Only 23 Americans Tested Positive for Flu Last Week Compared to 14,657 Cases Reported Last Year at Same Time.”
PolitiFact says: The number of people testing positive for influenza this season is down dramatically from last season. Experts cite shutdowns, social distancing and other measures being taken in response to COVID-19.
“CDC Now Demands TWO Masks – Science…Or Tyranny?”
“Nashville nurse developed Bell's palsy after receiving the coronavirus vaccine”
MediaWise says: Several reputable fact-checking organizations have found that there is no nurse by the name of Khalilah Mitchell in Tennessee. On top of that, experts have not found a definitive correlation between Bell’s palsy and the…