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Washington Post says: We found a dozen examples
FactCheck.org says: An edited video on social media misleadingly purports to show Pence endorsing Harris. He did not.
FactCheck.org says: Economists say that while cutting the rate from 35% to 21% did stimulate some growth, it did not cover the loss in tax revenue.
FactCheck.org says: It’s unclear whether any group delivered that many forms to Maricopa County, but experts say that amount can be processed by election offices.
FactCheck.org says: The January 6 committee issued an 800-page report analyzing the evidence about what happened that day. But some high-profile conservatives are now making the false claim that the committee destroyed "all the evidence."
PolitiFact says: The video was edited in a misleading way. In the original video, Mike Pence said, "I could never vote for Kamala Harris as President of the United States, or Tim Walz as her running mate."
PolitiFact says: For both Black Americans overall and for Black men in particular, inflation-adjusted wages rose under President Donald Trump — but they rose about three times faster under President Joe Biden.
PolitiFact says: FEMA does not distribute aid based on gender identity or sexual orientation. The 2023 webinar was a panel discussion on improving disaster preparedness in LGBTQ+ communities, not FEMA’s general disaster response.
Washington Post says: McCormick never said this
PolitiFact says: Social media claims that Kid Rock donated millions in supplies to North Carolina’s Hurricane Helene victims, while Taylor Swift did nothing, originated on a self-described satirical website.
PolitiFact says: A teleprompter with words on it was seen in a short video clip shared online, but the Univision moderator and news president said the words were in Spanish and meant for the moderator, not Kamala Harris.
FactCheck.org says: There's plenty of evidence that helicopters have been used and that federal, state and local disaster recovery teams have responded to help victims of the storm.
PolitiFact says: Gov. Cooper said Sept. 29 that 550 members of the state National Guard deployed, 24 shelters opened and more than 1,600 state transportation employees and contract crews were working to clear roads. FEMA also sent aid.
PolitiFact says: The North Carolina General Assembly voted unanimously to change election rules to make in-person and mail voting easier in counties affected by Hurricane Helene.
PolitiFact says: In Arizona, both violent crime generally and murder specifically have declined by more than 40% since 1994.