House speaker. 10 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2023 to 2025. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
FactCheck.org says: The bill’s main target is able-bodied adults who don't work, but other groups would lose coverage due to paperwork burdens and other provisions in the bill, health policy experts say.
FactCheck.org says: President Joe Biden has not been formally nominated. And since he has voluntarily dropped out of the race, delegates pledged to him are no longer obligated to vote for him and can vote for someone else, experts told us.
PolitiFact says: Only U.S. citizens may vote in federal elections. If people apply to register to vote, they must attest to being citizens under penalty of perjury and election officials vet the application.
PolitiFact says: Virtual access to classes was offered as an option for any student who felt uncomfortable with the continuing protests. The university did not encouraged Jewish students to go remote.
FactCheck.org says: Easter and Transgender Day of Visibility fell on March 31. President Joe Biden recognized both, as he has done every year. But some politicians suggested his recognition of Transgender Day of Visibility mocked Easter.
PolitiFact says: The Congressional Budget Office’s long-standing practice has been to classify cuts to the IRS’ enforcement budget — which decrease collections — as reducing tax revenue. Businesses use the same logic.
FactCheck.org says: The legislation would increase the deficit, not pay for itself, multiple budget experts say.
PolitiFact says: The federal debt goes up by a lot every 20 minutes, and if you look at averages, the increase over that period is more than four times higher than what Johnson said.