Fact Check: Xavier Becerra Falsely Claims ‘There Is No Law’ Regarding Partial-Birth Abortion
HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra denied multiple times Wednesday that U.S. law bans the procedure known as partial-birth abortion.

HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra denied multiple times Wednesday that U.S. law bans the procedure known as partial-birth abortion.

CLAIM: President Joe Biden cited a Moody’s study claiming his $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill would create 16 million jobs. VERDICT FALSE. Moody’s said nothing even close to backing Biden’s claim, as numerous fact-checkers have pointed out.

PolitiFact has reportedly insisted it has nonpartisan fact-checkers but a recent study claimed that was not factual.

If there was any “turnaround,” it was not Biden improving Trump’s performance, but presiding over a recent decline.

Left-wing Hollywood star Cher claimed in a tweet Friday that Republicans only allow white people to vote, adding that the GOP doesn’t understand why “black, brown, and native Americans” are allowed to vote in elections.

Georgia Republican Party Chairman David Shafer called out President Joe Biden’s “repeated lies” on Georgia’s “election integrity law” in an op-ed the day Biden visits the Peach State.

VERDICT: MOSTLY FALSE. A study published in the 2018 Early Childhood Research Quarterly by Mark Lipsey, Dale Farran, and Kelley Durkin found that the evidence does not support Biden’s claim to “add two years of universal high-quality pre-school.”

Claim: “There’s no reason the blades for wind turbines can’t be built in Pittsburgh instead of Beijing,” Biden said in his joint address to Congress on Wednesday night. “No reason why American workers can’t lead the world in the production of electric vehicles and batteries.”

Biden is wrong. Not only wasn’t the January 6 riot the worst attack on our democracy; it wasn’t even the worst attack on the Capitol.

The Washington Post is calling it quits on its presidential fact-checking database, one hundred days into President Joe Biden’s administration.

The Washington Post is still giving former President Donald Trump “four Pinocchios” for pushing back on a partially discredited story in 2020 that Russia was paying bounties to Taliban fighters to kill American soldiers in Afghanistan.

The Washington Post fact-checker gave President Donald Trump “four Pinocchios” last year when he pushed back against claims that Russia was paying Taliban terrorist bounties to kill U.S. troops — a story now walked back by U.S. intelligence.

John McCain, not Biden, said he would follow Osama bin Laden to the “gates of Hell.” Biden, who opposed the bin Laden raid, used the phrase for ISIS.

Since the Georgia law actually expands voting access, MLB is arguably opposing the rights of voters — which, Democrats have argued elsewhere, is racist.

Joe Biden’s false claim that his administration “turned around a slow-moving vaccination program” is just his latest effort to deny Trump any credit.

President Joe Biden falsely claimed that Donald Trump never stood up to China on human rights. In fact, Trump was the most aggressive president to date.

Biden falsely claimed that 83 percent of the 2017 tax cuts went to the top 1 percent.

Joe Biden falsely claimed that “more Americans have died of COVID-19 “than in World War I, World War II, the Vietnam war and 9/11 combined.”

President Joe Biden began a national address on coronavirus by suggesting that Trump was to blame for deaths. Then he called for national unity.

Glenn Kessler fact-checks Republicans for a living at the Washington Post, but on Sunday he got fact-checked for improperly accusing former President Trump of being dishonest about President Joe Biden’s inability to reopen schools.

Biden’s false claims echoes repeated false statements by members of his administration that they were “starting from scratch” on the vaccination effort.

President Joe Biden repeated the false claim that Trump did not condemn the Proud Boys. He also blamed the police and military for spreading white supremacy.

Taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR) declared Tuesday that one of the “takeaways” from President Joe Biden’s inauguration is that “Truth matters again.”

President-elect Joe Biden repeated his false claims that Trump had cleared protesters with “tear gas” and held a Bible “upside-down.”

Hollywood star Debra Messing falsely alleged in a tweet that incumbent Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) flashed a “white power” hand sign for the camera during an October rally in Georgia.

Georgia Democrat Senate candidate Raphael Warnock released an ad Saturday claiming without evidence that Sen. Kelly Loeffler “was caught campaigning with” a known white supremacist.

Deb Haaland would be the first Native American Cabinet secretary, as Secretary of the Interior, but Vice President Charles Curtis was the first Native American to serve in the Cabinet.

Georgia’s consent decree makes validating ballot signatures so difficult — and personally risky for the officials involved — that it is practically impossible.

Joe Biden says he would not shut down the economy. Earlier, he said he would — if “the scientists” said so.

Joe Biden said Trump would cut Social Security. He challenged his audience: “Google it.” So people did, and found out that Biden was lying.

President Donald Trump has lowered drug prices and issued several executive orders on lowering Medicare drug prices, though critics say more action is needed.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) repeated several well-worn lies in a speech to voters in Reno, Nevada, on Tuesday in which she claimed that President Donald Trump is a racist.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) told an audience at a rally in Atlanta that President Donald Trump is a racist, citing five proven lies in two minutes.

President Trump trounced Joe Biden during their final debate Thursday night in Tennessee. It wasn’t even close. Biden was looking at his watch because he couldn’t wait to get the hell out of the ring (I’m also told the debate took place in the middle of a Matlock marathon.) I was looking at my watch because I didn’t want it to end.

President Trump during the debate noted that the United States overcame the coronavirus spike that slammed the nation this summer.

Joe Biden claimed that the laptop with Hunter Biden’s emails was “Russia disinformation,” but there is no evidence of that.

CLAIM: Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden said during the last debate Thursday night that President Donald Trump has done nothing to help small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.

CLAIM: 2020 Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden claimed that President Donald Trump is responsible for 220,000 deaths.

Joe Biden tried to claim that he wasn’t referring to the Trump’s China travel ban in January as “xenophobia.” But he was.

Barack Obama repeated a number of false statements, going even farther than the Atlantic’s debunked claim about what Trump said about soldiers.
