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FactCheck.org says: Social media pages are spreading a false claim that President Joe Biden revoked the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline because of a campaign donation from Warren Buffett. Buffett did not donate to Biden’s campaign.
PolitiFact says: Fitzpatrick voted against impeaching Trump, but wrote and pressed for a censure resolution. He cosponsored a September resolution condemning QAnon.
PolitiFact says: The article suggests that Hank Aaron and elderly people in Gibraltar and Norway who died about two weeks after being vaccinated were killed by the vaccines. But there is no evidence the vaccines caused their deaths.
PolitiFact says: Most states saw revenues fall under COVID.
PolitiFact says: Dr. Gale Burstein’s compensation, when factoring in fringe benefits, reached $532,418 in 2020 due to a special overtime rule enacted during the coronavirus pandemic.
PolitiFact says: The post distorts the conclusions of an analysis by the Joint Committee on Taxation. Other analyses by independent groups show that every income group will benefit from the law to some degree each year until 2027.
PolitiFact says: Neither Biden nor Congress has taken action so far to cancel student loan debt.
PolitiFact says: A popular Facebook photo shows protesters gathered in the Wisconsin Capitol in February 2011 — not the U.S. Capitol in 2018.
PolitiFact says: This is bogus. There is no effort afoot in Congress or by the Biden administration to lower the age of consent to age 5.
FactCheck.org says: No hay evidencia de que su muerte haya sido una consecuencia de haber recibido una vacuna contra el COVID-19 a comienzos de enero.
PolitiFact says: A U.S. Customs and Border Protection database allows personnel to run background checks on people apprehended at the border and access records collected by U.S. and foreign authorities.
PolitiFact says: The project will need to be funded over a series of years, which means the Legislature must appropriate funds in the biennial budgets.
PolitiFact says: The legislation doesn’t expressly ban voter ID, but it does include a work-around for voters that already exists in some states.
FactCheck.org says: It’s not yet known how immunity from vaccination compares with that from infection. But getting vaccinated is far safer than contracting the novel coronavirus.