Abortion and the Stupak amendment, cont’d.
We check Ed Rendell's claim that the Stupak amendment would bar employees of small businesses that receive tax credits from getting abortion coverage.
We check Ed Rendell's claim that the Stupak amendment would bar employees of small businesses that receive tax credits from getting abortion coverage.
We add promises on reproductive care and allowing people to shop for health plans like members of Congress. Both get rated Stalled.
Abortion opponents put greater restrictions in the House bill. We sort out the details.
Our handy guide to the Republican alternative on health care reform.
Obama aide claims lots of support. But a sampling of polls show that's a stretch.
The Senior Citizens League says the new computerized records will be open to millions. But we find little to back that up.
Gun Owners of America claims the Baucus bill "could be used to ban guns in home self-defense." But we find little to back that up.
Critics of the Baucus plan say it will lead to prison sentences for people who don't buy insurance. We check the facts.
We rate the flips of the Massachusetts legislature — the first time an entire legislative body has faced our Flip-O-Meter — as well as Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty.
Health Care for America Now earned a Barely True when it said insurance CEOs earn $24 million. Now it gets a False for claiming one in five treatments are rejected.
The president cites the death of an Illinois man to show callousness by an insurance company. But he's wrong to blame the insurer for his death.
The ad from Health Care for America Now cherry-picks the highest number.