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PolitiFact says: As part of its 2020 voter information initiative, Facebook displays a tally of users around the country who’ve shared that they registered to vote. It isn’t state specific.
PolitiFact says: While unemployment was near historical lows under Trump, growth in GDP was well below what previous presidents achieved, and other metrics such as wages and business investment ranged from decent to mediocre.
PolitiFact says: Senility is not a precise medical term, but is often used in place of the more precise and accepted medical term of “dementia.” Experts said Biden does not exhibit signs of dementia.
PolitiFact says: Studies show that suburbs today are, on the broadest level, significantly more integrated than they previously. However, more than 2/3 of Americans, and 3/4 of whites, don't live in substantially integrated neighborhoods
Washington Post says: The trade deficit in goods and services with China climbed to $380 billion from 2017 to 2018, but then, because of Trump’s tariff war, fell to $308 billion in 2019. It kept falling in 2020.
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence President Donald Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court made such a statement.
PolitiFact says: The Trump campaign cited a tax change under Obama, but it's not clear how that relates to his Pennsylvania Avenue hotel. That hotel earned a $40 million tax break under a law on the books since 1976.
PolitiFact says: Trump is wrong about the job gains on his watch; the actual increase was 450,000 prior to the pandemic. Obama and Biden saw gains of 916,000 if you start counting with the recovery from the Great Recession.