Mitch McConnell

“President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan is a “wildly unfair redistribution of wealth toward higher-earning people.”

FactCheck.org says: Penn Wharton Budget Model found that about 74% of the benefit of the debt cancellation measures would accrue to households making $82,400 or less.

“The Department of Justice must pursue criminal charges if applicable” against the the Supreme Court draft opinion leaker.”

“The concern is misplaced, because if you look at the statistics, African American voters are voting in just as high a percentage as Americans.”

Washington Post says: These numbers are apples and oranges — the entire population (in which the turnout rate is dragged down by other ethnic groups) versus just one ethnic group.

“The Freedom to Vote Act is “a sprawling takeover of our whole political system.”

PolitiFact says: The voting rights legislation would not wipe out the role of local officials in administering elections.

“In the American Rescue Plan, “just about 1% of the money is for vaccines.”

PolitiFact says: The bill has about $20 billion directly for vaccines, but as much as $160 billion for direct health impacts of COVID-19. Either is a small slice of the total $1.9 trillion stimulus package.

“This election actually was not unusually close.”

PolitiFact says: By most metrics — including electoral votes, the popular vote margin, the percentage of the vote he won, and the margins in the seven closest states — Biden did put up impressive numbers compared with recent candidates.

“Democrat Amy McGrath, a U.S. Senate candidate from Kentucky, supports abortion “even in the 9th month.”

FactCheck.org says: McGrath has said, "There are ample restrictions on abortions and I am opposed to late term abortions (except when it comes to issues of the life of the mother).”

“Clearly, the Obama administration did not leave any kind of game plan for something like this.”

PolitiFact says: Document from 2016 outlined questions to ask, who should be asked to get the answers and what key decisions should be made.

“They claim pandemics only happen once every hundred years but what if that’s no longer true? We want to be early, ready for the next one, because clearly the Obama administration did not leave to this administration any kind of game plan for something like this.”

Washington Post says: McConnell is wrong to say the Obama administration left “no game plan” to deal with a pandemic; the Obama team crafted a detailed document setting forth questions and policies that should be considered.

“The Obama Administration left behind no pandemic game plan.”