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FactCheck.org says: Infectious disease experts say low vaccination rates, resistance to protective measures such as wearing a mask and the highly transmissible delta variant are driving the current surge of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
PolitiFact says: Biden and Harris questioned whether Trump would roll out COVID-19 vaccines safely, not the vaccines themselves. The Biden administration supports requiring vaccinations for some people, such as members of the military.
FactCheck.org says: Image has been manipulated.
Washington Post says: There is little evidence to support this claim. Undocumented immigrants found to be covid-positive are quarantined until they are well.
PolitiFact says: Illegal immigration may be a contributing factor to the coronavirus’ spread, but the available evidence suggests another explanation: low vaccination rates.
PolitiFact says: Video clips appear to show Joe Biden and Kamala Harris raising doubts about COVID-19 vaccines, but they were raising concerns about the rollout by then-President Donald Trump, not the vaccines themselves.
PolitiFact says: New and used car prices began to increase in the summer of 2020, federal data shows. By June 2021, prices were almost 21% above their level right before the pandemic hit. Private-sector data shows the same pattern.
FactCheck.org says: A satire site a month ago published a joke about the Biden administration creating "quarantine camps" for the unvaccinated. Now that fabricated story is circulating online, presented as if it's real.
PolitiFact says: Biden is citing a figure that has been offered publicly on at least two occasions by the director of the CDC, Dr. Rochelle Walensky.
FactCheck.org says: The Consumer Price Index for new and used cars in cities was up about 20% between January 2020 and June of this year. But a car price expert says that's partly because people are buying bigger, more expensive cars.
PolitiFact says: The CDC says that COVID-19 vaccines are effective. However, no vaccines are 100% effective at preventing illness. There will be a small percentage of fully vaccinated people who get sick, are hospitalized, or die.
PolitiFact says: The number of votes has mostly set new records every four years, in line with population growth. As a percentage of the voting eligible population, the turnout rate in 2020 was higher than in any election since 1900.
Washington Post says: Our calculations show there is no evidence to support this claim.
PolitiFact says: The percentage of Americans who are fully vaccinated is 40%, not 50%, and five other countries have higher rates for full vaccination than the United States does.
FACTLY says: The US President had not made any such critical comments on Modi as claimed in the post. In fact, he did not make any such comments even in the past. In his recent telephonic conversation with Modi, Joe Biden has assure…
FactCheck.org says: The Biden administration has made it possible to get vaccines at pharmacies -- but not without the advance planning of the past two administrations.
FactCheck.org says: That’s true, but per capita the U.S. is not tops in the world in vaccinations. Israel has administered about four times as many doses per 100 people than the U.S.