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VoteVets stated on March 2, 2022 in an ad:

"Donald Trump's appeasement of Putin wasn't just a personal act of treason, it's the Republican Party's official position."

By Tom Kertscher • March 10, 2022

Liz Cheney stated on April 11, 2021 in an interview on CBS' "Face the Nation":

“Something less than 6% ... of this proposal that President Biden has put forward is actually focused on infrastructure.”

By Louis Jacobson • April 13, 2021

Facebook posts stated on July 7, 2020 in an image:

Lists eight wealthy politicians and public figures who “got millions (or close to it) in PPP loans.”

By Daniel Funke • July 13, 2020

Realtime Politics stated on December 11, 2016:

"Democrats Filing TREASON Charges Against Trump, McConnell, Giuliani, & Comey."

By Louis Jacobson • December 15, 2016

Ted Cruz stated on November 21, 2015 in a TV ad that ran mostly in Iowa:

Says Donald Trump and Marco Rubio opposed Cruz’s "efforts to defund Planned Parenthood."

By Emma Hinchliffe • March 16, 2016

One Nation stated on July 16, 2022 in ads:

Raphael Warnock and Catherine Cortez Masto “voted to allow hundreds of millions of dollars of COVID relief funds to be squandered” on leisure projects.

By Tom Kertscher • July 28, 2022

Tim Scott stated on April 28, 2021 in a GOP response to President Joe Biden's speech:

Says Democrats blocked his efforts at police reform.

By Amy Sherman • April 30, 2021

Senate Leadership Fund stated on July 24, 2018 in a campaign ad:

Says Sen. Joe Donnelly’s "family got caught outsourcing jobs to Mexico, and ‘Mexico Joe’ profited up to $80,000."

By Katie Akin • July 26, 2018

Corey Stewart stated on July 21, 2018 in a debate:

"President Trump proposed the increase to $700 billion to our military budget, which included the 355-ship Navy, which included a military pay increase, a modest one, which included, a yet even more modest housing allowance, but yet (Sen. Tim Kaine) even voted against giving more money to our men and women who are in the military service and against our housing allowance."

By Bill McCarthy • July 25, 2018

Patrick Morrisey stated on July 17, 2018 in an ad:

Says Joe Manchin said "yes to repealing Obamacare. He lied."

By Louis Jacobson • July 24, 2018

Donald Trump stated on November 13, 2017 in a tweet:

Says the individual mandate is "highly unpopular."

By Jon Greenberg • November 14, 2017

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Screenshot of NBC's "Meet the Press" interview with former President Donald Trump moderated by Kristen Welker, 9-17-2023

Fact-check: Trump’s ‘Meet the Press’ falsehoods about abortion, Jan. 6 security and bacon prices

By Amy Sherman, Louis Jacobson, Maria Ramirez Uribe, Samantha Putterman • September 18, 2023

Trump floats moving Nov. 3 election. But Congress holds that power

By Amy Sherman, Louis Jacobson • July 30, 2020

What’s next after Trump’s impeachment?

By Louis Jacobson • December 19, 2019

Timeline: The Trump impeachment inquiry

By Bill McCarthy, John Kruzel • October 3, 2019

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s Grand Rapids rally after the Mueller probe

By PolitiFact Staff • March 29, 2019

Fact-checking 9 things Trump overstated, got wrong in his Cedar Rapids speech

By Joshua Gillin, Miriam Valverde • June 22, 2017

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s statement withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement

By Jon Greenberg • June 1, 2017

Here we go again: what to know about government shutdowns

By Louis Jacobson • September 20, 2023

Kevin McCarthy talking to reporters about debt ceiling 4-26-2023

The battle over the debt limit: What to know after the House GOP passed its bill

By Louis Jacobson • April 28, 2023

The only Florida Senate debate between Val Demings and Marco Rubio, fact-checked

By Yacob Reyes • October 19, 2022

Midterm elections: What does history say? And what could make 2022 different?

By Louis Jacobson • September 12, 2022

The legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee, explained

By Louis Jacobson • June 8, 2022

Jan. 6 attack photo 1 for Tucker Carlson Patriot Purge constitutional rights fact check 1

How Democrats aim to define the lessons of Jan. 6

By Jon Greenberg • January 6, 2022

Rioters scale Capitol walls on Jan. 6, more headlines art for 2021 LOTY

The 2021 Lie of the Year: Lies about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack and its significance

By Angie Drobnic Holan, Amy Sherman, Bill McCarthy • December 15, 2021

Marjorie Taylor Greene wearing a "Trump won" mask

What Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has said about election fraud, QAnon and other conspiracy theories

By Daniel Funke • February 2, 2021

Biden Philadelphia speech Sept. 20, 2020

In Context: Is there a ‘Biden Rule’ on Supreme Court nominations in a presidential election year?

By Amy Sherman • September 21, 2020

Protests renew call for reparations for African Americans

By Amy Sherman • June 18, 2020

Free-for-all: Fact-checking the South Carolina Democratic presidential debate

By PolitiFact Staff • February 26, 2020

The Senate impeachment trial is here. So what’s next?

By Louis Jacobson • January 15, 2020

What is Congress doing besides impeachment?

By Bill McCarthy • November 14, 2019