Do Democrats have a plan to extend Bush tax cuts?
We check Sarah Palin's claim that Democrats don't have a plan.
We check Sarah Palin's claim that Democrats don't have a plan.
Are you voting in Tuesday's runoff election? Don't forget your Truth-O-Meter.
Runoffs can be ugly, and this political season is no exception. In the 19 days since the primary, PolitiFact Georgia has debunked enough attacks to fill an entire election season.
In the Republican gubernatorial runoff alone, we've covered attacks on abortion, negative campaigning, and one candidate's voting record from 17 years ago.
Even Trig, former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's toddler son, became a point of contention in that race.
We've written items on four elections for statewide office in the past two months: the Republican race for governor, the Democratic race for secretary of state, the Republican race for attorney general, and the Republican race for commissioner of insurance.
Here's how they fared against the Truth-O-Meter.
Sarah Palin's note on her hand said $3.8 trillion, but that's not the Democratic plan.
We check statements from This Week with Christiane Amanpour. Welcome, Christiane!
Gov. Rick Perry, no fan of the federal government, has said Washington has three responsibilities: extending the military, securing the border and delivering the mail on time.
He also says the feds have blown two of those three. We've not asked which one he considers a success, but can't complain about the mail: our (in) box lacks not.
We look at a controversial comment by NASA chief Charles Bolden as well as two space promises the president did not fully keep.
No, Justice Scalia did not agree to hear a case about Obama's birth certificate.
We look at promises on federal hiring and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
We fact-check two claims involving the Minnesota governor. Many believe the Republican is eyeing a 2012 run for president.
Lincoln Chafee should have known better than to bring up Curt Schilling in his gubernatorial run. PolitiFact Rhode Island explains why.
We look at job growth, tax cuts for the rich and a timeline of Fox News' coverage of Shirley Sherrod.
We continue our fact-checks of the 2010 election ads with a look at Colorado's Republican primary.