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13 checks for “Mike Pence”
PolitiFact says: The video was edited in a misleading way. In the original video, Mike Pence said, "I could never vote for Kamala Harris as President of the United States, or Tim Walz as her running mate."
PolitiFact says: Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to China was planned months before a Chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over U.S. airspace in February. The meeting was postponed until June.
PolitiFact says: Family separations rarely happened under the Obama administration, which sought to keep families together in detention. Separations under Trump occurred systematically.
PolitiFact says: None of Pence’s exchanges with federal officials on Jan. 6 impinged on or usurped Trump’s role as president.
FactCheck.org says: The Constitution doesn’t say the vice president shall count the votes, Epps said. “It says the votes shall be counted.” And the Electoral Count Act says that counting is done by tellers in Congress.
PolitiFact says: Public health experts pointed to significant philosophical differences in how the plans are put into action.
Washington Post says: The most comprehensive report of the rescue effort says Obama approved the plan on spot in tje Situation Room
PolitiFact says: Early in the pandemic, Trump feuded with governors over whose responsibility it was to secure supplies.
PolitiFact says: Pence took Biden’s remarks from an interview with liberal activist Ady Barkan out of context. Biden is opposed to defunding the police.
FactCheck.org says: Biden was asked about shifting some police funds to social service agencies for tasks that could be better handled by the latter. “Yes, absolutely,” Biden responded. But said he also supports additional police funding.