The former Attorney General suggested he was opposed to Democratic maps in New York and Maryland, but his phrasing is passive and parsed.
Author: Glenn Kessler
The faux outrage that Biden is stockpiling baby formula for undocumented immigrants
Republicans are trying to make an issue out of the fact that the administration is following the law.
Dissecting White House spin that most Republicans want to raise taxes
The White House keeps doubling down on the false claim that there is brosd support among the GOP to raise middle-class taxes.
J.D. Vance’s claim that Biden is targeting ‘MAGA voters’ with fentanyl
The GOP Senate candidate from Ohio claims that Biden’s border policies are intended to kill off Trump voters — an assertion based on zero facts.
A pair of Four-Pinocchio abortion claims
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) each earn Four Pinocchios for claims they made in recent days about abortion laws.
Mayorkas’s claim that undocumented immigrants are ‘promptly removed’
The Homeland Security secretary said action is quickly taken if undocumented immigrants lose their cases but government statistics tell a different story.
The roots of the zombie claim that Hitler had ‘Jewish blood’
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov cited an often-debunked claim about Hitler’s ancestry. Here’s where that story comes from.
McCarthy’s false claim that Garland called parents ‘terrorists’
In recent weeks, the Republican leader has repeatedly put words in the mouth of the attorney general.
Kevin McCarthy’s master class in spin and obfuscation
The House Republican leader over and over has denied he said he would ask Trump to resign — and here are the many ways he has been misleading.
Mark Meadows was simultaneously registered to vote in three states
The former White House chief of staff has decried the inaccuracy of voter rolls because people moved and yet did not inform election officials himself.