None from None
Posters on Facebook and other social media networks.
Recent statements involving Facebook posts
Says Mitt Romney is wrong to claim that spending under Obama has "accelerated at a pace without precedent in recent history," because it's actually risen "slower than at any time in nearly 60 years."
Says Mitt Romney’s top five donors are Wall Street firms, while Barack Obama’s top five are technology companies and universities.
Says Mitt Romney’s top five donors are Wall Street firms, while Barack Obama’s top five are technology companies and universities.
"Bank of America could create 878,300 jobs with benefits if they spent their 2010 bonuses on job creation."
"In 1993 the Republicans embraced a health platform that proudly features an individual mandate as its main component."
Recent stories featuring Facebook posts
Pants on Fire, Half True rulings issued on weekend Truth-O-Meter claims:
Claims about a gas boycott, impact of no income tax on job growth reviewed.
A Facebook post with data too good to check:
An Internet post claims that Republicans in Congress have offered "zero" bills on "job creation." But as it turns out, that's because the non-partisan congressional office that labels bills isn't using a category called "job creation."
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