Weekend Truth-O-Meter rulings hit opposite extremes
Christie gets a Pants on Fire rating, Lautenberg receives a True from the Truth-O-Meter.
Christie gets a Pants on Fire rating, Lautenberg receives a True from the Truth-O-Meter.
Unemployed people and no job growth -- the Truth-O-Meter ruled this weekend on claims about these topics.
Truth-O-Meter covers the full rulings spectrum with a False and True for 2 GOP lawmakers.
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen wrongly applies a statistic about business income and its potential impact on small businesses.
We offer a recap of weekend rulings from the Truth-O-Meter and in the spirit of Election Day today, look back at election-themed rulings on New Jersey political ads and statements.
The Truth-O-Meter this weekend found that former Gov. James E. McGreevey did not end pay-to-play on county and state contracts as he claims, and Senate President Stephen Sweeney isn't to blame for New Jersey's income tax rates. And with a week to go before Election Day, review our Truth-O-Meter tallies on political ads circulating around the state.
See how the Truth-O-Meter ruled this past weekend on claims about the number and effects of Democratic tax increases, and how much of a surplus a former Republican governor left the state.
In case you missed them, check out our latest rulings from the weekend.