An ad attacking the Democrats’ nominee for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania claims she “gave millions in grants to her husband’s company” while working for the state, and that the couple “pocketed thousands.” That twists the facts.
The anti-tax group Club for Growth Action is attacking an Indiana Republican candidate for the House, Kip Tom, as a “liberal insider.” We find the evidence doesn’t support that claim.
Trade deficit and illegal immigration are down; real weekly earnings and federal debt are up. Our quarterly update of Obama’s scorecard.
A super PAC that supports Democratic candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives, aiming to put them back in the majority.
A Democratic super PAC devoted to regaining a Democratic majority in the U.S. Senate.
A statistical measure of the U.S. on crime, guns, jobs, health insurance and more under Barack Obama.
A Democratic super PAC claims that Republican candidates for president are “all on the same page” with Donald Trump. But the ad invites a false conclusion that both Marco Rubio and Trump favor deporting millions of immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally.
In dueling TV ads, foes of the federal ethanol mandate claim that it “doubles greenhouse gas emissions,” while the ethanol lobby says that “the oil industry is lying” and the mandate will lead to lower emissions.
Our quarterly update of selected statistical indicators of Obama’s presidency.
Here we go again: another phony and misleading claim that somebody is “robbing Social Security.”