Lie of the Year: the Romney campaign’s ad on Jeeps made in China
Romney's claim about Jeep moving production to China at the expense of American jobs was last-ditch effort to win the election, but it hit a roadblock: the facts.
Romney's claim about Jeep moving production to China at the expense of American jobs was last-ditch effort to win the election, but it hit a roadblock: the facts.
What did our readers think? Here are the final online poll results.
It began as an accurate news story but got twisted and amplified.
Readers who chose the Jeep ad as the Lie of the Year had strong feelings about it.
We announce the 10 finalists for PolitiFact's Lie of the Year and invite you to cast your ballot in our Readers' Poll.
It's been a long road to Election Day. We review our most significant fact-checks along the way.
We continue to post new fact-checking reports from the debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney on Monday night. The topic was foreign policy.
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In advance of Monday night's debate, we look at our recent fact-checks on foreign policy.
What are the facts when it comes Barack Obama's and Mitt Romney's tax policies?
What are the facts when it comes Barack Obama's and Mitt Romney's tax policies?
What are the facts when it comes Barack Obama's and Mitt Romney's tax policies?
The ad from the Government is Not God PAC has run in papers in Ohio and Florida. We put its claims to the Truth-O-Meter.
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