How many adults get flu shots each year?
“In the last 10 years less than half of adults in the U.S. received a flu shot.”
Examining claim about Austin homicides, crimes
Says crime is on the rise in Austin and a new study showed that it “is the No. 1 city in America in the year-to-year…
Fact-checking claim about vehicle damage, Austin police funding
Says a video shared to his social media shows vehicles with broken windows in a parking garage used by state agencies in Texas on “the…
Are Republican voters in Texas 20 years older than Democrats, on average?
Says in Texas the “average age of the Republican voter is like 20 years older than the average Democrat.”
How many Texans can’t access health insurance coverage during the pandemic?
Says 1 in 5 Texans did not have health insurance coverage before the pandemic, and now “nearly 1 in 3 Texans under the age of…
Some COVID-19 deaths have been children
Says “no one under the age of 20 has died of the coronavirus. We still don’t know whether children can get it and transmit it…
Exploring the spike in coronavirus cases in one Central Texas county
Hays County in Central Texas has seen an “incredible 845% increase in (COVID-19) cases since June 7.”
Are Texans’ property taxes ‘no longer really dependent’ on values?
Says a new law adopted in Texas means property tax bills “are no longer really dependent on your values, it is on (local government) revenue…
Have Austin police officers been ‘authorized’ to use live rounds, deadly force?
Says police officers in Austin, Texas, have been “authorized to use LIVE ROUNDS, and lethal force” against protesters.
No spike tied to voting, but data leaves questions
Says Wisconsin has not had a spike in coronavirus cases that was “statistically significant related to the fact that they had voting.”
Recovery data on coronavirus is lacking
“Texas ranks 3rd highest among states for the number of people who have recovered from” the coronavirus.
Texas lags behind other states in coronavirus testing per capita
Says Texas “either is near the bottom or at the very bottom when it comes to testing per capita.”