U.S. senator, R-Ga.. 7 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2020 to 2022. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
PolitiFact says: The New Black Panthers said they showed up at voting sites in Brunswick and Savannah, but ultimately decided against armed patrols because they did not want to intimidate voters. They went unarmed.
PolitiFact says: Warnock wants to reduce the prison population, not by simply releasing inmates but through measures such as decriminalizing marijuana. He wants to end cash bail requirements only for nonviolent offenses.
Washington Post says: Warnock certainly tried to put Wright’s comments in context. But it’s a stretch to say that he defended hatred or “celebrated anti-American hatred.”
PolitiFact says: Warnock defended Wright’s “truth telling” about that mistreatment and said many people confused Black preachers’ moral outrage with hatred. A divinity school, not Warnock, honored Wright for his career in ministry.
PolitiFact says: The plan offers no details on how protections for people with preexisting health conditions would be ensured. Two provisions indicate protections will be less than those provided by the Affordable Care Act, experts say.
PolitiFact says: Warnock was the youth pastor at a New York City church when the communist Cuban president spoke there in 1995. There’s no evidence Warnock was involved in arranging the speech or in welcoming Castro.
PolitiFact says: Loeffler and her Republican challenger in the Nov. 3 election, Rep. Doug Collins, have both campaigned as the more conservative candidate.