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Checked by PolitiFact7 Feb 2020United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“William Barr tweeted, “BREAKING NEWS Senator Mitt Romney is the only Republican Senator who voted to remove President Trump from office… IN A COMPLETELY UNRELATED STORY Senator Mitt Romney is also the only Republican Senator who has a son who sits on the board of a Ukrainian Energy Company.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

Checked by FactCheck.org24 Jan 2020United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“A group of nine Senate Republicans has “joined Democrats on impeachment.”

FactCheck.org rated this: Distorts the Facts

Checked by PolitiFact3 Dec 2019United States Politics and government

Tony Evers, Wisconsin governor, democrat

“Says a Republican bill he vetoed would have implemented a "mandate" to make public the names of all students’ parents or guardians.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

Checked by PolitiFact3 Dec 2019United States Politics and government

House Republican staff, House Republican staff

“U.S. security assistance ultimately flowed to Ukraine without the Ukrainian government taking any action to investigate President Trump’s political rival.”

PolitiFact rated this: Needs context

Checked by PolitiFact15 Nov 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“Says four Republican representatives "voted to impeach President Donald Trump.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

Checked by PolitiFact9 Oct 2019United States Politics and government

Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator

“Republican policies have led to business investment growth that’s 10 times faster than what we saw under President Obama.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

Checked by PolitiFact4 Oct 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“Says Monica Lewinsky tweeted that she's "willing to take one for the team" by engaging in oral sex with President Donald Trump because, "Apparently that's the only thing that can convince Republicans to impeach.”

PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire

Checked by PolitiFact30 Sep 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“Says Republican Gov. Phil Scott "just voted to impeach President Trump.”

PolitiFact rated this: False

Checked by PolitiFact26 Sep 2019United States Politics and government

West Virginia Republican Party, state political organization

“Women’s unemployment has been lower under President Trump than it’s been in nearly 70 years.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly True

Checked by DUBAWA26 Aug 2019Nigeria Politics and government

Social media posts

“A Facebook picture alleges the demise of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

DUBAWA rated this: False

Checked by FactStream19 Jun 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“I’ve had tremendous Republican support. I have a 90% — 94% approval rating, as of this morning, in the Republican Party. That’s an all-time record.”

FactStream rated this: Half True

Checked by PolitiFact6 Jun 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“I’ve had tremendous Republican support. I have a 90% — 94% approval rating, as of this morning, in the Republican Party. That’s an all-time record.”

PolitiFact rated this: Half True

Checked by The New York Times3 Jun 2019United States Politics and government

Donald Trump

“I have a 90 percent approval in the Republican party, "an all-time record.”

The New York Times rated this: False.

Checked by FactStream24 May 2019United States Politics and government

Social media posts

“Says Pennsylvania Republican nominee for Congress Fred Keller "was a 50-50 shot" before his landslide victory.”

FactStream rated this: I mean, probably?

Checked by The New York Times27 Feb 2019United States Politics and government

Stephen Lynch

“Republicans "refuse" to bring anyone indicted in the Mueller investigation before Congress.”

The New York Times rated this: This is exaggerated.