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All Mostly False statements involving Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
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Frank Guinta voted to make middle class taxpayers pay over a $1,000 more a year in taxes.

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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GOP bill extends all Bush tax cuts

Says Congressman Jon Runyan does not want to cut taxes for the middle class, but only for millionaires.

Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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Tariff breaks, not earmarks, though both raise pay-to-play concerns

U.S. Rep. Allen West wants to bring back earmarks.

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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Supporting a plan that some consider a move toward privatization is not a call for privatization.

Rob Cornilles supports privatizing Medicare.

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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Ryan budget blueprint didn't end Medicare

"Congressman Bill Young voted to cut taxes for millionaires and end your Medicare." 

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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An element of truth mixed with a lot of misinformation

"Rep. Jim Renacci’s plan to end Medicare also puts nursing home care for 3,000 seniors in the district in immediate jeopardy."

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

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Hyper overstatement bolstered with hyperbole

In slashing $1.7 billion from Social Security, "Rep. Jim Renacci may end up forcing the entire agency to ... shut down for a month, causing seniors to not get their benefits on time, halting claims processing, and forcing new retirees and disabled workers into a backlog."

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