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“We indicted someone in Texas, 1,700 ballots collected from people who could vote, he made them out and voted for the person he wanted to.”
“You saw what happened in Pennsylvania. Some state Supreme Court justice just ruled that they can take as long as they want to count the ballots.”
FactCheck.org says: The Pennsylvania Supreme Court had ruled that the ballots mailed by Election Day (or presumed to have been mailed by Election Day) could be counted if they arrived by 5 p.m. on Nov. 6, three days after Election Day.
“Back in January, I wrote an article for USA Today saying, we’ve got a pandemic.”
FactCheck.org says: He warned about the “possibility of a pandemic."
“He [Joe Biden] wants prisons closed, and provide free federal housing for former inmates.”
“I think the fastest [Supreme Court] justice ever confirmed was 47 days.”
FactCheck.org says: Since 1975, the shortest time from formal nomination to confirmation was 19 days.
“Kamala Harris said: "I like taking the guns early.”
FactCheck.org says: Facebook posts claim that Sen. Kamala Harris said, "I like taking the guns early." She didn't say that, but President Donald Trump did.
“Kim Martin Morrow –CEO de Netflix– acaba de ser acusado de 15 cargos por pornografía infantil”
“Nearly 2 out of 3 Americans want to reduce legal immigration from 1 million per year down to 500,000 or less.”
PolitiFact says: A January 2018 Harvard-Harris poll found that 63% of respondents wanted legal immigration of no more than 499,999 a year. They were not asked whether they favored a reduction or increase.
“On not confirming a Supreme Court justice nominee in a presidential election year.”
PolitiFact says: In 2018, Graham said Supreme Court vacancies coming close to term's-end should wait for the election. In 2020, he said no waiting is needed.
“The man in a mugshot is “responsible for lighting 32 of the wildfires” on the West Coast.”
“There's no court session between now and the end of this election.”
PolitiFact says: According to the Supreme Court website, the justices have scheduled five days of oral arguments in October and two more in November before the polls close.
“4 republican senators now on board...no vote until January on (Supreme Court): Murkowski, Romney, Collins, Grassley.”
PolitiFact says: Two of the senators cited, Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins, have stated their position since Ginsburg’s death. They both said they opposed a vote before the election, but they did not rule out a lame duck vote.
“A portion of everything you pay A.A.R.P goes directly to the Democratic Party.”
PolitiFact says: • AARP is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization. It has a policy against endorsing or appearing to endorse political parties, government officials or candidates for office. Claim previously debunked.
“An antifa flyer encourages activists “to disguise yourselves as patriots/Trump supporters” on Nov. 4.”
“We now have a larger trade deficit … than we’ve ever had with China.”
FactCheck.org says: He would have been right two years ago, but not now.
“Back in January, I wrote an article for USA Today saying, ‘We’ve got a pandemic. We’ve got a real problem.’”
Washington Post says: Biden overstates what he said in January; he did not flatly say it was a pandemic, but referred to the “possibility of a pandemic."