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Laurie Monnes Anderson stated on February 24, 2012 in a Senate floor speech:
"In 2010 about 75 percent of child abuse and neglect reports in Oregon were made by those required to report by law."
By Ian K. Kullgren• March 2, 2012
Debbie Wasserman Schultz stated on September 02, 2013 in a CNN interview:
Says there's a "100-year-old international norm not to use chemical weapons."
By Becky Bowers• September 5, 2013
C.W. Bill Young stated on October 17, 2012 in a TV commercial:
Says he "opposed $716 billion cut to Medicare."
By Katie Sanders• October 30, 2012
Robert Hurt stated on December 13, 2010 in a news release.:
The Democrats' health care reform law is a "government takeover of health care."
By Wes Hester• December 16, 2010
Chris Latvala stated on October 09, 2013 in a tweet:
"Many don’t know that Bill Young was once the minority leader in the Florida Senate...because he was the only Republican senator."
By Katie Sanders• October 9, 2013
Mike Mullen stated on November 21, 2010 in an interview on ABC's "This Week with Christiane Amanpour":
"Historically," Senate ratification of arms control treaties "has been bipartisan."
By Louis Jacobson• November 30, 2010
Jeff Merkley stated on September 01, 2010 in a press release:
Says with the ongoing economic downturn, child abuse is on the rise.
By Michelle Cole• September 28, 2010
Ted Yoho stated on September 04, 2013 in an interview on Fox Business Network:
Chemical weapons have been used "probably 20 times" since the Persian Gulf War.
By Becky Bowers• September 10, 2013
Republican Party of Florida stated on March 19, 2010 in a news release:
The Democratic health care plan is a "government takeover of nearly 20 percent of our economy."
By Bill Adair• March 19, 2010
Mitch McConnell stated on July 09, 2014 in a YouTube video:
Says Alison Lundergan Grimes "supports Obamacare, which cuts $700 billion from seniors’ Medicare."
By Lauren Carroll• July 10, 2014
Facebook posts stated on August 07, 2022 in posts:
“The Earth just started spinning faster than ever before and scientists are gravely concerned.”
By Kristin Hugo• August 31, 2022
Mitt Romney stated on May 12, 2011 in a speech in Ann Arbor, Mich.:
President Obama’s health care law "represents a government takeover of health care."
By Louis Jacobson• May 13, 2011
Charlie Crist stated on June 17, 2016 in a fundraising email:
David Jolly "has used money and power to try to … drill off our beaches."
By Joshua Gillin• June 30, 2016
Ron Johnson stated on September 28, 2010 in a campaign TV ad:
"A majority of Wisconsinites opposed the government takeover of health care. But Russ Feingold voted for it anyway."
By Dave Umhoefer• October 5, 2010
Rebecca Kleefisch stated on October 13, 2010 in a campaign TV ad:
Says "Tom Barrett supports a government takeover of our health care"
By Dave Umhoefer• October 17, 2010
Instagram posts stated on September 09, 2023 in an Instagram post:
"Modified mosquitoes have officially made it to Ohio.”
By Jeff Cercone• September 12, 2023
Kendrick Meek stated on March 20, 2010 in campaign website:
"Marco Rubio thinks that government shouldn't be in the health care business at all."
By Amy Sherman• March 26, 2010
Tina Lambert stated on February 20, 2023 in a statement of purpose about a bill:
Student ID cards are a “source of fraud” at the polls.
By Amy Sherman• February 23, 2023
Instagram posts stated on November 11, 2024 in an Instagram post:
“Every state that does not require voter ID, Kamala won.”
By Ciara O'Rourke• November 13, 2024
Gwen Moore stated on October 20, 2020 in a virtual rally:
You can vote in Wisconsin with a photo ID "even if that ID is expired or you've moved."
By Eric Litke• October 21, 2020

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It's hard to pin down Hollywood's benefit to Virginia

By Sean Gorman• March 25, 2013

The (false) talking point that simply won't die

By Bill Adair• May 16, 2011

Testing Medicare claims in the Bill Young-Jessica Ehrlich U.S. House race

By Katie Sanders• November 2, 2012

Top 16 myths about the health care law

By Angie Drobnic Holan• September 25, 2013

Top 16 myths about the health care law

By Angie Drobnic Holan• September 24, 2013

PolitiFact's Lie of the Year: 'A government takeover of health care'

By Bill Adair, Angie Drobnic Holan• December 17, 2010

PolitiFact's greatest hits on health care

By Angie Drobnic Holan• January 20, 2011

As extremes shape voter ID debate, the rules keep getting stricter

By Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman• August 9, 2021

Can green card, visa holders fly in the US under new Real ID rules? Here's what to know

By Maria Briceño• May 12, 2025

North Carolina voter ID amendment debate features misleading claims

By Will Doran• November 1, 2018

Does Wisconsin’s new voter ID law ‘disenfranchise’ voters?

By Dave Umhoefer• June 13, 2011

Michigan voters don't need to show ID at the polls to cast their ballots

By Clara Hendrickson• August 4, 2020

As Holder targets Texas law, a look at our voter ID checks

By Sue Owen• July 25, 2013

Meta breaks up with fact-checkers. Here’s how it affects PolitiFact.

By Katie Sanders• January 9, 2025

Six times PolitiFact checked claims about the NC constitutional amendments

By Will Doran• November 2, 2018

Checking claims about Texas voting rights and fraud

By W. Gardner Selby• August 5, 2015

November's greatest hits: Checks about Obamacare, Texas voter ID laws

By W. Gardner Selby• November 30, 2013

Perry promise meter grows by one, on voter ID

By Meghan Ashford-Grooms• January 25, 2011

Are Sensenbrenner and Moore in agreement on Voting Rights Act?

By Dave Umhoefer• March 6, 2013

Follow live fact-checks of the fourth Republican primary debate

By Ellen Hine• December 5, 2023