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PolitiFact says: Inflation peaked in 2022 at about 9% — the worst in 40 years, but not the worst in U.S. history. Economists agree that the American Rescue Plan sparked some of that inflation increase, but not a majority.
PolitiFact says: This video was altered. The person in the video dancing to Beyoncé in a cowboy hat and crop top is not Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
PolitiFact says: Government agencies did not donate taxpayer money to Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign. The contributions the video cites are personal donations from people employed by or affiliated with government agencies.
PolitiFact says: A 2020 Joe Biden campaign ad featured a May 31, 2010, photo of Biden at Arlington National Cemetery. The day that picture was taken, Biden was acting as vice president.
PolitiFact says: Three Republican-led states — Alabama, Texas and Virginia — have taken steps to remove or flag ineligible people on the voter rolls, since at least 2021. But there are several unknowns about the list.
PolitiFact says: His statement conflates and distorts two different policy proposals — one of which did not become reality — and misleadingly characterizes Harris’ position.
FactCheck.org says: “Joy” has been a theme at the Democratic Party’s rallies and convention, but the phrase "strength through joy" has not been used.
FACTLY says: The video being shared dates back to 16 October 2016 at an Indian-American charity event in Edison, N.J. Trump declared himself “a big fan of Hindus” and praised Prime Minister Modi, emphasizing India as a key ally. The…
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence Vice President Kamala Harris adopted the Nazi-rooted phrase "strength through joy" as her presidential campaign slogan. We also found no instances of Harris using the phrase in her campaign speeches.
FACTLY says: This viral video dates back to August 2023 and is unrelated to the 2024 Mpox outbreak. This video shows Trump opposing a resurgence of lockdowns and mandates amid the spread of a new COVID-19 variant in the US during Au…
FactCheck.org says: Walz was referring to the AFL-CIO scorecard, which lists legislation supported by the union. Vance, who has been in the Senate for less than two years, cast five votes opposed by the union.
Washington Post says: Vance voted for at least two pro-worker bills
PolitiFact says: The photo misleads about the crowd size at Republican vice presidential candidate and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance’s Aug. 14 campaign rally in Michigan. It was shared on X almost two hours before Vance took the stage.