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FactCheck.org says: Soros’ full remarks show that he does not support DeSantis for president and that he hopes for “a Democratic landslide.”
PolitiFact says: HB 543 would not eliminate the requirements to get a concealed weapon license in Florida. Those requirements include passing a background check and completing a firearms training class.
FACTLY says: The post shared a digitally altered image created by merging a picture of Kyiv’s street food centre and an old image of Joe Biden taken while he was eating ice cream during his visit to Ohio in May 2021
FACTLY says: These statements were not made by Dr Subramanian Swamy. In fact, Swami accused Adani of not repaying the loans and using nepotism to obtain stake in Mumbai Airport. Also, Adani Group has 74% stake in Mumbai’s Chhatrapat…
FACTLY says: The Union Government did not revoke the ban on plying of old petrol/diesel vehicles in Delhi, which was imposed by the NGT. Restriction of plying 10-year-old diesel & 15-year-old petrol vehicles in Delhi-NCR region, is …
PolitiFact says: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and health policy experts said it is inaccurate to characterize possible changes to Medicare Advantage as "cuts" to the program.
PolitiFact says: On April 12, 2021 Haley told an Associated Press reporter that she would support Trump if he ran for the presidency again. On Feb. 14, 2023 she announced her own bid for the president, setting up a primary against Trump.
FactCheck.org says: The White House said during an audit of the Bidens’ 2021 tax return, “the IRS did review the S corporation income, including whether the 3.8% Medicare tax should apply. And the IRS conclusively agreed it did not apply."