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  • Fact Check: 'Woke' Did NOT Originally Come From 'Willingly Overlooking Known Evil'

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    Did the expression "woke" originate from the phrase "willingly overlooking known evil"? No, that's not true: The term "stay woke" was first used in a 1938 song by blues musician Lead Belly about Black teenagers accused of raping white women, according to a linguistics professor. Usage of the expression "woke" to indicate awareness of injustices dates to the Black labor…

    • Apr 7, 2023
    • by: Alexis Tereszcuk
    Fact Check: 'Woke' Did NOT Originally Come From 'Willingly Overlooking Known Evil' Bad History
  • Fact Check: Arizona 'Poll Watcher' Did NOT Have Access To Voter Check-In Data -- 200 Extra People Did NOT Cast Ballots

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    Did a Republican poll watcher in Arizona have access to voter check-in information where she claims to have seen evidence that 200 extra ballots were counted? No, that's not true: The Maricopa County Elections Department told Lead Stories that "[p]olitical [p]arty observers do not have access to voter check-in data," plus "there are processes in place every election to reconcile…

    • Nov 14, 2022
    • by: Ed Payne
    Fact Check: Arizona 'Poll Watcher' Did NOT Have Access To Voter Check-In Data -- 200 Extra People Did NOT Cast Ballots She Can't See
  • Fact Check: Ink Bleeding Through Ballots Did NOT Impact Vote Tallies in Maricopa County, Arizona

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    Did ink bleeding through ballots impact vote tallies in the 2020 election in Maricopa County, Arizona? No, that's not true: Even if a voter's ballot marks do bleed through from one side of a ballot to another, they don't impact the tally, according to county officials. Officials point to the fact that the ballots have off-centered columns, so any potential…

    • Jul 16, 2021
    • by: Dana Ford
    Fact Check: Ink Bleeding Through Ballots Did NOT Impact Vote Tallies in Maricopa County, Arizona Not Centered
  • Fact Check: Georgia County Meant To Order 250,000 Individual Voter Applications, NOT 25 Million

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    Did a Georgia county mean to order 25 million voter applications after the 2020 election? No, that's not true: The order was the result of an input error. Officials meant to order 250,000 individual voter applications, not 250,000 packs of voter applications, each one of which contains 100 applications, according to an election official in DeKalb County. The claim appeared…

    • Jan 19, 2021
    • by: Dana Ford
    Fact Check: Georgia County Meant To Order 250,000 Individual Voter Applications, NOT 25 Million Input Error
  • Fact Check: Despite Claims In Georgia Senate Hearing, Dominion Voting Machines Were NOT Hacked Because They Don't Have Modems

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    Did someone hack into the electronic voting system being used in Georgia for the January 5, 2020, U.S. Senate runoff races? No, Georgia election officials say that's not true: The digital poll book was not even in use on December 30, 2020, the day J. Hutton Pulitzer told lawmakers he had hacked his way into it. On two occasions since…

    • Jan 5, 2021
    • by: Arthur Brice
    Fact Check: Despite Claims In Georgia Senate Hearing, Dominion Voting Machines Were NOT Hacked Because They Don't Have Modems No Modems
  • Fact Check: Georgia Ballots Were NOT Printed Differently for GOP Areas Versus Democrat Areas To Enable Election Rigging

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    Were ballots used in Republican areas of Georgia different from ballots used in Democratic areas of the state, resulting in a rigged election? No, that's not true: A purported elections expert -- who the Georgia secretary of state's office described as a "failed treasure hunter" -- claimed that since ballots have a unique bar code for each precinct, that "caused…

    • Jan 4, 2021
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fact Check: Georgia Ballots Were NOT Printed Differently for GOP Areas Versus Democrat Areas To Enable Election Rigging No Party Code
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    Fact Check: Video Does NOT Show A Real Mom Removing LGBT Flag From Classroom -- It's A Skit By Comedian Jibrizy

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    • Sep 19, 2023
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    Fact Check: Donald Rumsfeld Did NOT Report That $2.3 Trillion Was Missing The Day Before 9/11 Attacks

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    Fact Check: NO Evidence FEMA Emergency Test Will Cause DNA Damage By Activating 'Nanoparticles Including Graphene Oxide'

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    Fact Check: There Is NO Federal Benefits Program Offering $5,600 'Health Spending Cards'

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    Fact Check: US Doctor Did NOT Represent World Health Organization At COVID Summit In Brussels -- She Was Criticizing WHO

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    • Aug 2, 2023
    • by: Sarah Thompson
  • Fact Check: FDA Does NOT Plan To Replace 'Most Salt In America' With 'Bill Gates' New mRNA Fake Salt' Not Mandatory

    Fact Check: FDA Does NOT Plan To Replace 'Most Salt In America' With 'Bill Gates' New mRNA Fake Salt'

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    • Sep 1, 2023
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