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5 checks for “Bill Clinton”
FactCheck.org says: Liberal groups estimated a $434 billion increase in the net worth of America's more than 600 billionaires during "the first two months of the coronavirus pandemic." Actually, the pandemic started much earlier.
Washington Post says: The $400 billion figure reflects a date a month after the stock market fell sharply; billionaires had lost money collectively if a February date was used.
PolitiFact says: Clinton was accurate for the broadest comparison, which includes a 20-nation selection of OECD nations between January 2020 and June 2020. The rate in the U.S. was 3.1 times higher in June than in January.
FactCheck.org says: The U.S. counts a laid-off worker as “unemployed” even if the layoff is expected to be temporary — while many other countries do not.