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PolitiFact says: Easing one of her COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer partially reopened a large swath of northern Michigan.
PolitiFact says: Sen. Ron Johnson strongly advocated for keeping inspectors general (federal watchdogs) independent of the president under Obama. But under Trump he now says they "work and serve the president."
PolitiFact says: Historians say it’s over-simplifying to refer to a slavery expansion as the “Democrats’ plan,” since many Democrats opposed slavery, particularly in the north.
FactCheck.org says: Many U.S. leaders have criticized those who followed them into the White House. Presidential historians cite many examples.
TheJournal.ie says: An Independent MP said that Gates should be charged, but she does not represent the wider views of the Italian government - she was even heckled in the chamber.
PolitiFact says: Pelosi has said she is open to the idea, if issues can be resolved, and she backed a measure that requires the House study remote voting for its members.
FactCheck.org says: President Trump never posted the tweet in question.
PolitiFact says: None of that was in the bill, nor any other House measure.
PolitiFact says: The CDC staff overall went down, but not as much as Biden said. On the other hand, the staff in a key program went to zero Americans.
FactCheck.org says: According to a recently released Congressional Research Service report, since 2000, Barack Obama was the only president to remove an inspector general, and he removed one.