One hundred twenty Kansas clergy told Marshall his attacks on the United Methodist Church 'tear at the fabric that is the body of Christ.' His answer: 'I've not read the letter' — and he repeated the beef-sermon claim, which the AP reports was stitched together from two parts of one 2020 sermon.
At a Trump rally in Gastonia, Whatley said North Carolina's early-release settlement put killers back on the street and blamed Cooper for Iryna Zarutska's death. PolitiFact and WRAL checked the prison records: the man charged was released five months before the settlement was signed.
The third-ranking Republican in the House told Fox Business that Republicans should talk up groceries that have gotten cheaper, and named ground beef at under $2 a pound. The Bureau of Labor Statistics puts it at $6.92 — and the last month it averaged under $2 was July 2003.
The Pentagon's inspector general says the Iran war has caused 'strategic inventory shortfalls' and cost up to $3.7 billion in lost equipment, including nearly 60 aircraft. The White House calls shortage claims 'false.' Troops sent CBS photos of wrecked U.S. bases, damage one said 'hasn't been communicated to the American public.'
Evans says Democrats' 'war on oil and gas' is why Coloradans pay more at the pump. AAA says Colorado gas was a cent below the national average a year ago, before the Iran war Evans supports, and is a nickel above it now.
Whatley keeps telling voters insurers 'raised insurance premiums 183%' on Cooper's watch. The figure comes from a 2021 Heritage Foundation table covering 2013 to 2019, and by that table's own numbers nearly half of the increase came before Cooper became governor in 2017.
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Political ads have always been sleazy, but MAGA Republicans are no longer just stretching the truth: they are using AI and digital tools to manufacture lies.
Trump told a Republican convention that every adult gets $5,000 if Republicans keep the House and Senate. Mike Johnson says that isn't buying votes, and answers worries about the $1.2 trillion cost by pointing to the 'wasteful' spending his budget bill cut. The biggest of those cuts was to Medicaid, with food assistance and student loans behind it, and the law still adds $3.4 trillion to the deficit.
In a new op-ed, Downing says the expired ACA tax credits were a COVID-era fix for a sliver of the market. Congress extended them in 2022, most Montanans buying coverage on the exchange got them, and 11% of Montana's paying enrollees are already gone. He voted no on extending them — twice.