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Ann Coulter is a conservative columnist and author.

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Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

True

Support from minorities in both chambers

Rhode Island’s voter identification law was pushed by "a black Democrat in the House, a black Democrat in the Senate. That's a fact."

Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

False

What about the two dozen states before Rhode Island?

"One of the first states in the union to pass a voter ID bill was Rhode Island, 85 percent Democratic legislature."

Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

Mostly False

Not the mainstream opinion

"There is a growing body of evidence that radiation in excess of what the government says are the minimum amounts you should be exposed to are actually good for you and reduce cases of cancer."

Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

Half-True

She's right, but its relevance is less clear

"There have been more terrorist attacks on U.S. soil by ... Muslims in Obama's first 18 months in office than in the six years under Bush after he invaded Iraq."

Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

Half-True

Study's fine print advises caution

"Husbands rarely beat up their wives. Single women get beaten up more."

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PolitiFact Rhode Island's Top 10 for 2012:

Over the last 12 months, PolitiFact Rhode Island issued 117 Truth-O-Meter rulings, on claims ranging from Obamacare to school prayer to foreign aid.

All had some Rhode Island connection, but many of the most-read items -- based on traffic on our PolitiFact Rhode Island website -- focused on issues far beyond the state’s borders.

Thanks to the reach of the Internet, many have remained popular long after publication, in part because PolitiFact, with affiliates in 11 states, has become a go-to reference for people seeking to separate fact from fiction.

So as a farewell to the year, we thought we’d share with you the PolitiFact Rhode Island Top Ten Most Widely Read rulings for 2012:

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PolitiFact Georgia cares about your health.

Our proof is this week’s Truth-O-Meter rulings, which covered a promise by Gov. Nathan Deal on health insurance, federal funding for reproductive health services and a statement conservative pundit Ann Coulter made on whether radiation can be good for you.   

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