In his new memoir, Gov. Scott Walker recounts how he secretly crafted a plan "that gets rid of the unions and eliminates collective bargaining." He dwells on the state of state government’s finances prior to his election and argues for how much better they are now.
And he takes a few pokes at President Obama’s Washington.
We take a look at how Walker's claims -- new and old -- stack up on the Truth-O-Meter.
On Sunday's Meet the Press, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi defended the health care law and President Barack Obama's promise that people could keep their health insurance.
On Sunday's Meet the Press, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi defended the health care law and President Barack Obama's promise that people could keep their health insurance.
Like the old game of telephone, satire is being transformed into "truth" by social media.
On Tuesday's PoliticsNation, host Al Sharpton and guests Rep. Jim McDermott and Goldie Taylor confused their talking points.
On Tuesday's PoliticsNation, host Al Sharpton and guest Goldie Taylor confused debt with deficit.
Democrats say that President George W. Bush's major health care proposal had problems at rollout, too. We delve into the health care history.
Miriam Martinez ballyhooed herself as the first Latina to run for governor. False, it turns out.
Even before the Truth-O-Meter twitched, Martinez revised her campaign website.
Like the old game of telephone, satire is being transformed into "truth" by social media and the Internet.
Former Massachusetts Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown took a stroll down memory lane Monday while talking about the health care law with Fox News’ Gretchen Carlson. But he got his history wrong.
Like the old game of telephone, satire is being transformed into "truth" by social media and the Internet.
Democratic strategist and professional pundit James Carville defended President Barack Obama on Monday's Morning Joe, claiming Obama saved the auto industry. We take a look under the hood.