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FactCheck.org says: Last August, President Joe Biden encouraged Americans often affected by hurricanes to get their COVID-19 vaccinations to be better protected against the coronavirus if they had to be evacuated or stay in a shelter.
FactCheck.org says: Epidemiologists say there’s no single agreed-upon definition for what constitutes the end of a pandemic -- and some say we’re not there yet.
FactCheck.org says: A White House spokesperson said Biden was referring to a skin cancer that was removed before he became president.
Washington Post says: Inflation is a top concern of Americans these days and the Biden administration is eager to show it is addressing the problem. But any inflation impact of this bill would not be instantaneous.
FactCheck.org says: That figure is accurate, but experts say the dip is largely attributable to a number of factors outside the president's control.
PolitiFact says: The reversal of Roe eliminated the national right to abortion access in the U.S., leaving it to states to regulate.That makes the U.S. an outlier among other developed nations, which allow national access to abortion.
Washington Post says: The ad uses misleading math and an outlier study
PolitiFact says: A vaccine did exist before Biden took office; more than 20 million shots were administered while Trump was president. But when Biden took office, the vaccine was not “widely available.”
Washington Post says: Republicans have promoted many laws that would jail doctors who perform abortions
FactCheck.org says: A leaked draft opinion suggests that the Supreme Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade. Shortly after the document was published, a meme began circulating falsely claiming President Joe Biden has "[s]topped abortion."
FactCheck.org says: Those Americans could only be denied coverage on the individual market. Employer-based plans, the largest source of insurance in the U.S., couldn't deny an insurance plan to employees before the ACA.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden was not holding a medical alert device in a photo he took with first lady Jill Biden. It was a black COVID-19 face mask.
PolitiFact says: The claim uses out of context a remark by Biden that there is “no federal solution” for the pandemic. As a candidate and as president, Biden has put forth a number of detailed plans to try to counter the virus.
PolitiFact says: Biden was citing a real statistic, but he described it incorrectly, in a way that exaggerated the scale of the economic gains.
FactCheck.org says: The daily number of people getting vaccinations had slid near a low point when President Joe Biden announced sweeping vaccine mandates.
FactCheck.org says: Southwest Airlines' flight cancellations fueled partisan claims that workers were protesting COVID-19 vaccine requirements and causing the cancellations. But there's no evidence that workers staged protests.
PolitiFact says: Multiple studies show that a vaccinated person is significantly less likely to pass the coronavirus to someone else than an unvaccinated person is. However, the transmission risk is not reduced to zero.