“[T]his is what we call 'prop[a]ganda.' bernie sanders suspends his campaign... news sources JUMP on the fact that he's stopped campaigning to tell everyone 'WHOOPS he dropped out!”
FactCheck.org rated this: Sanders Endorsed Joe Biden
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“Bernie Sanders “only had 3,444 votes” in Nevada.”
PolitiFact rated this: False
“One of us has spent his entire life fighting against cuts in Social Security and wanting to expand Social Security. Another candidate has been on the floor of the Senate calling for cuts to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and veterans.”
Washington Post rated this: Misleading
“The U.S. has "the lowest voter turnout of almost any major country on Earth.”
PolitiFact rated this: U.S. ranks near bottom
“Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders received only 3,444 votes in the Nevada caucuses.”
FactCheck.org rated this: False
“Said that both Pete Buttigieg and Joe Biden have received campaign contributions from 50 or more billionaires and that the American people “don’t want candidates to be running to billionaires for huge amounts of funding.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Small Share of Donations
“Says Mike Bloomberg is “a candidate who in 2015 stated, and I quote: ‘I, for example, am not in favor, have never been in favor of raising the minimum wage.’”
PolitiFact rated this: Mostly True
“The supporters of President Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders claim Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg insulted farmers in a 2016 video.”
FactCheck.org rated this: We Provide The Context
“The young vote, of people under 29 years of age, increased by 33% over where it was four years ago, and was even higher than Obama’s extraordinary victory in 2008.”
FactCheck.org rated this: Misleading
“Says Bernie Sanders "wins California landslide, But ⅔ of his votes aren’t counted.”
PolitiFact rated this: Pants on Fire
“In 1988, I probably lost a race for Congress … because in 1988, I said that we should ban the sale and distribution of assault weapons in this country. That was 30 years ago. Furthermore, I am very proud that today I have a D-minus voting record from the NRA.”
Washington Post rated this: Not the Whole Story