TV ad claims it has ‘the facts’ on Bill Nelson, then unrolls falsehoods
We look into an ad from American Commitment attacking U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson.
We look into an ad from American Commitment attacking U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson.
PolitiFact is not about mathematical balance between the parties in our ratings. We’re about making calls on the accuracy of political claims.
A fundraising email from MoveOn.org said Florida Gov. Rick Scott "tried to kick 180,000 people off the voter rolls" and "every one" of the state's supervisors of election resisted him. Both statements are wrong.
In a fund-raising email, MoveOn said Scott "tried to kick 180,000 people off the voter rolls" and "every one" of the supervisors of election resisted him. Both claims are wrong.
Ted Cruz and David Dewhurst hatch competing ads about a payroll tax and being a businessman, respectively. We’ve probed both topics.
Gov. Chris Christie claims Sen. Paul Sarlo voted to raise income taxes after stating the budget would contain no new taxes; Senate President Stephen Sweeney says tenure has been modernized in New Jersey.
We put new claims about the health care law to the Truth-O-Meter and find more exaggerations and falsehoods.
In an appearance at the Brookings Institution, the governor repeated claims previously tested on the Truth-O-Meter, including statements on tax hikes, job growth and Medicaid spending
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Our latest checks of leading Texas Democrats and a Republican spotlight inaccurate -- or, at least, incomplete -- accounts of what happened when state lawmakers gathered in 2011.
We look at Mitt Romney's statement about the health care law and whether the individual mandate is a tax.
The House Speaker says we have the 'best health care delivery system' in the world. Some rankings are at odds with that, though.