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Fact-checks (14272)

Social Media stated on July 13, 2024 in posts:
Project 2025 would end gay marriage.
By Grace Abels• July 30, 2024
Rick Scott stated on November 17, 2011 in a meeting with the "Palm Beach Post" editorial board:
The Affordable Care Act is "not the law of the land."
By Becky Bowers• December 1, 2011
Claire McCaskill stated on August 23, 2018 in an op-ed for the Springfield News-Leader:
Says a Josh Hawley lawsuit "would take away important prescription drug coverage for seniors through Medicare and end all of the consumer protections under the ACA."
By Hannah Archambault, Theo DeRosa, Matthew Hall• September 13, 2018
Libertarian National Committee stated on May 26, 2009 in a press release from May 26, 2009:
"Sotomayor has had her rulings thrown out by the court a troubling four times."
By Catharine Richert• May 27, 2009
David Jolly stated on April 25, 2016 in an Orlando debate:
Under a new federal regulation, it will cost Pinellas County "$31 million to fix a single ditch."
By Joshua Gillin• May 9, 2016
Ted Cruz stated on June 28, 2015 in an interview with NPR News:
Says states not directly involved in the gay marriage lawsuits that reached the Supreme Court "are not bound" by the court’s ruling.
By W. Gardner Selby• July 31, 2015
Steve West stated on September 27, 2018 in a page on his campaign website:
"PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES that manufacture vaccines have IMMUNITY FROM PROSECUTION!"
By Dylan Sherman, Andrew Withers• September 27, 2018
Xavier Becerra stated on August 26, 2019 in a news conference:
 "Every time we go to court," against the Trump administration, "for the most part, we win." 
By Chris Nichols• September 25, 2019
Facebook posts stated on June 27, 2022 in a post:
Planned Parenthood clinics are “closing down all over the country” because Roe v. Wade was overturned.
By Ciara O'Rourke• July 5, 2022
Jeff Sessions stated on May 16, 2010 in ABC's "This Week":
Elena Kagan "violated the law of the United States at various points" with her opposition to military recruiters.
By Robert Farley• May 16, 2010
Chain email stated on March 21, 2012 in a chain email:
"The ACLU has filed a suit to end prayer from the military completely."
By Eric Stirgus• April 19, 2012
Don Beyer stated on May 02, 2022 in a tweet.:
“Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett assured the Senate Judiciary Committee and the American people that Roe v. Wade was ‘established precedent.’”
By Warren Fiske• May 5, 2022
New Hampshire Democratic Party stated on February 16, 2016 in a press release:
Blocking a U.S. Supreme Court nomination during the remaining months of President Obama’s term "would leave the nation’s highest court with an unprecedented year-long vacancy."
By Clay Wirestone• February 19, 2016
Bob Good stated on March 22, 2022 in a radio interview.:
Ketanji Brown Jackson “believes in abortion on demand up to the moment of birth.”
By Warren Fiske• March 29, 2022
Kathleen Sebelius stated on August 12, 2013 in a speech:
Medicaid spending declined by 1.9 percent in 2012, the second such decline in 47 years.
By Eric Stirgus• August 16, 2013
Lindsey Graham stated on April 26, 2009 in a TV interview:
"The Geneva Convention did not apply, until 2005, to the war on terror."
By Robert Farley• April 28, 2009
Glenn Beck stated on December 19, 2013 in comments on his radio program:
To comply with non-discrimination laws, the government is "forcing people in business to make wedding cakes" for anyone.  
By Katie Sanders• December 22, 2013
Ted Cruz stated on October 26, 2016 in a rally for a Colorado U.S. Senate nominee:
"There is long historical precedent for a Supreme Court with fewer justices."
By Bobby Cervantes• November 23, 2016
Scott Walker stated on January 26, 2021 in a Facebook post:
“The U.S. Senate cannot convict a former President.”
By Eric Litke• January 28, 2021
Michael Gableman stated on March 07, 2022 in TV interview:
Five Wisconsin cities received money for the 2020 election from Mark Zuckerberg, which amounted to "a wave of massive election bribery."
By D.L. Davis• March 15, 2022

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By Nuria Diaz Muñoz, Maria Ramirez Uribe• June 29, 2022

Fact-checking Attorney General Jeff Sessions on the DACA immigration program

By Louis Jacobson, John Kruzel, Manuela Tobias, Miriam Valverde• September 5, 2017

‘HealthBent’: What Would Happen If The ACA Went Away?

By Julie Rovner• December 16, 2019

What the U.S. Supreme Court decision means for the deportation of criminal immigrants

By Miriam Valverde• April 23, 2018

PolitiFact Sheet: King vs. Burwell

By Katie Sanders• June 17, 2015

PolitiFact Sheet: King vs. Burwell

By Katie Sanders• June 19, 2015

Was McCain born in the USA?

By Robert Farley• May 12, 2008

Elena Kagan and the military recruiters at Harvard Law School

By Robert Farley, Angie Drobnic Holan• June 30, 2010

Trump N.Y. trial countdown: What happens after the jury’s verdict?

By Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman• May 29, 2024

Did the Supreme Court grant Trump new powers to reshape immigration and health care?

By Jon Greenberg• July 22, 2020

Does getting pardoned equal a confession of guilt, as Dinesh D'Souza claimed?

By Madison Czopek• January 23, 2025

Fact-checking claims in the Hochul-Zeldin debate

By Jill Terreri Ramos• October 30, 2022

As Joe Biden prepares to speak at the DNC, what has he accomplished as president?

By Louis Jacobson• August 19, 2024

Scott Walker on gay marriage ban ruling: "I don't have any choice" but to appeal. Is he right?

By Dave Umhoefer• July 21, 2014

Scores of Medicaid audits still leave holes

By Nancy Madsen• March 24, 2014

Trump guilty in NY trial: Can he still run for president or vote as a convicted felon?

By Louis Jacobson, Samantha Putterman• May 31, 2024

Three things about the abortion debate that many people get wrong

By Julie Rovner• August 5, 2022

PolitiFact Wisconsin 'High Five' for March 2022

By D.L. Davis, Madeline Heim, Laura Schulte• April 5, 2022

Understanding the battle over the Indian Child Welfare Act

By Noah Y. Kim• November 1, 2021

In Context: Brett Kavanaugh and 'what goes around comes around'

By Louis Jacobson• October 4, 2018