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FactCheck.org says: Warnock has said multiple times that he doesn’t support defunding the police.
PolitiFact says: The Constitution doesn’t explicitly bar presidents from pardoning themselves. While legal arguments can be made against it, no one really knows if a self-pardon would be upheld by the courts.
FactCheck.org says: The unofficial results give Biden 306 electors. As a percentage of Electoral College votes won by a U.S. president, 306 votes would place Biden in the bottom third.
FactCheck.org says: Photo shows the reviewing stand for the inaugural parade at Bill Clinton's inauguration in 1993.
PolitiFact says: The clip was altered and was produced for a “Jimmy Kimmel Live” segment. The original video shows Trump speaking about the impeachment inquiry in 2019.
PolitiFact says: Zero evidence of large scale double voting, nor are there more votes than registered voters.
PolitiFact says: This is wrong. Soros has not been arrested. The indictment cited in the story was forged to include his name and was created from a real indictment involving Russian hackers.
PolitiFact says: Perdue is wrong about most of the positions that he says Ossoff holds. Even if Perdue’s evidence were accurate, it doesn’t square with what socialism is.
Washington Post says: This claim has already been previously debunked
FactCheck.org says: The percentage of mail-in ballots rejected for signature issues this year was about the same as in the 2016 and 2018 general elections. He wrongly compares ballots rejected for all reasons to those with signature issues.
PolitiFact says: Perdue hasn’t made any specific comments about Biden or wanting to see him fail. The Perdue statements cited by Ossoff’s campaign are about blocking the Democratic agenda, which Perdue has called extreme.