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FactCheck.org says: As of August, the Social Security Administration sent paper checks to 848,003 people who get Social Security or Supplemental Security Income payments. That’s about 1.2% of the 72,193,592 people who received payments.
PolitiFact says: The Treasury Department announced it would begin phasing out paper checks for Social Security by 2013. Roughly half a million people still receive their checks in the mail, but the vast majority do not.
PolitiFact says: It's not clear that the implementation of a public option for health insurance would lead to lower reimbursement rates and cause rural hospitals to close. Medicare is already a government-run program.
PolitiFact says: The picture was taken at Hartford Finishing, which has a contract with USPS to refinish or destroy old mailboxes. The boxes were either removed from little-used locations or replaced with new boxes due to their condition
PolitiFact says: Election experts told us that the problems in New York were real, but that they were not the result of fraud.
PolitiFact says: The law firm that employs Gideon’s husband received a Paycheck Protection Program loan of between $1 million and $2 million. Gideon attacked Collins over the PPP; some of her points were accurate.
PolitiFact says: As a state legislator in 2001, Cunningham supported a law to address a budget shortfall that included more than $1 billion in new taxes and fees.