Claim that vaccine campaign boosted COVID-19 deaths errs in several ways
“The vaccination campaign” increased COVID-19 deaths by 175% in one year.
Biden hasn’t ordered dishonorable discharges for vaccine refusers in military, as viral post claimed
“Biden orders dishonorable discharge for 46% of troops who refuse vaccine.”
No, back-up of cargo ships off Southern California coast not due to ‘manufactured supply-chain halt’
“There are now 56 cargo freighters anchored off the coast of California from Oakland to Long Beach in what can only be considered a manufactured…
No, Manchin and Sinema don’t vote with Republicans
Says Sens. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema “are Republicans … Just look at the way they vote.”
Norway public health officials did not say that the coronavirus is no more dangerous than the flu
Norway decided “that (the coronavirus) should be treated like other respiratory diseases, such as the flu or cold, because… it is no more dangerous than…
The distorted claim that 86,391 voters in Maricopa ‘don’t appear to exist’
“Arizona audit” shows 86,391 voters “don’t appear to exist.”
Drug Pfizer is studying for COVID-19 not ‘suspiciously similar’ to ivermectin
"Pfizer launches final study for COVID drug that's suspiciously similar to 'horse paste'” ivermectin.
Comparison of refugee, Social Security payments is outdated and exaggerated
The government pays out "$2,125/month in refugee benefits to refugees resettled in the United States," while Social Security recipients “who have paid into the system…
No, White House didn’t create fake set just for Joe Biden’s booster shot
The White House “created a fake set for (President Joe) Biden to get his booster shot. The entire Biden presidency is one giant charade.”
No evidence infant died due to breast milk from vaccinated mother
VAERS reports show that babies whose mothers got the COVID-19 vaccine died after breastfeeding.
Trump backers paid nearly all the $6 million cost of Ariz. ballot review
The audit of the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County, Ariz., “cost the taxpayers $6 million.”
National Archives ‘warning label’ claim on target but misses key point
Says the U.S. National Archives put a ‘harmful content’ warning on our nation’s Founding documents.