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18 checks for “Kamala Harris”
PolitiFact says: Trump's wants states to decide abortion policy. Project 2025 does not require pregnancy monitoring.
PolitiFact says: A medical doctor at Vice President Kamala Harris’ Houston rally stopped his speech advocating for abortion access when a crowd member had a medical emergency. At the microphone, the doctor amplified the call for help.
FactCheck.org says: She has supported those positions in the past.
PolitiFact says: The video shows footage from a 2021 home insurance ad. Experts told PolitiFact the audio voice-over that sounds like Kamala Harris speaking was likely generated by artificial intelligence.
PolitiFact says: The Trump administration rolled back numerous Obama-era protections against LGBTQ+ discrimination under the Affordable Care Act. But legal challenges hampered enforcement of both rules, so the impact is less clear.
PolitiFact says: The prepandemic job losses were 48,000, about one-fourth of the figure Harris cited. The 200,000 figure is in the ballpark for the number of manufacturing job losses for Trump's whole tenure, including the pandemic.
PolitiFact says: Trump’s interview remarks allowed for the possibility of states to monitor and punish women over abortion, but he wasn’t as explicit about whether he thought they should and said the reporter would need to ask the states
Washington Post says: This is better expressed as children and teens
PolitiFact says: About 21.5 million women and girls of reproductive age live in states that ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, Census data shows. That’s about 29% of women ages 15 to 49.
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.
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: Joe Biden’s health care plan includes an option for people to buy into government managed health care, but that would not be the only option.
PolitiFact says: Biden and Harris have not said they support abortion up to the moment of birth. They support Roe vs. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court case that legalized abortion and allowed states to regulate it after viability.
FactCheck.org says: The candidates support properly approved vaccines, but have expressed concerns — shared by some in the scientific community — that Trump may not follow the standard protocols.
FactCheck.org says: The photos are from early March 2020, before face masks were recommended for public settings by federal health officials.