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In Ohio Senate race, does Brown back ‘forcing’ sex changes? (opens the original)
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Sherrod Brown supports “forcing childhood sex change surgery.” When then-Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio was running for reelection in 2024, the Republican-aligned Senate Leadership Fund aired an ad saying the Democrat supported sex change surgeries for minors. Brown lost in 2024 but is a candidate again this year, and the Senate Leadership Fund political action committee has reprised its attack. Brown is challenging Republican Sen. Jon Husted, who was appointed to the seat in 2025 when it was vacate
Did Chris Pappas vote to raise taxes 68 times? (opens the original)
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“Chris Pappas voted to raise taxes 68 times. Every tax vote he’s made was to raise taxes.” In New Hampshire, raising taxes has been a political taboo for generations. In the state’s competitive U.S. Senate race, Republican John E. Sununu is painting his Democratic opponent Rep. Chris Pappas as an aggressive tax raiser. “Chris Pappas voted to raise taxes 68 times,” Sununu, a former U.S. senator, said in his primary night victory speech Sept. 8. “Every tax vote he’s made was to raise taxes.” When
NH’s Sununu wanted to privatize Social Security? Mostly True (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu “led efforts to privatize Social Security.” John E. Sununu hasn’t held public office since the aughts. But New Hampshire politics has a long memory. “John Sununu led efforts to privatize Social Security,” Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas said of his Republican U.S. Senate competitor in a Sept. 15 press release. He made similar claims in his Sept. 8 primary victory speech, saying Sununu “wrote the plan to privatize Social Security,” and in an
Can President Trump demolish the Kennedy Center? (opens the original)
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For months, President Donald Trump has been trying to put his personal stamp on the Kennedy Center, the high-profile performance venue in Washington, D.C. Faced with opposition in the courts, Trump has indicated he may want to tear down the center instead — a scenario that one shocked PolitiFact reader asked us about. “President Trump wants to demolish the Kennedy Center because he’s not allowed to put his name on the building,” the reader wrote. “Can he legally do it? And if he can, does that m
Trump’s dubious claim: GOP convention audience beat the NFL (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump was quick to boast about how many Americans tuned in to the Republicans’ midterm convention, but the facts don’t back him up. On Sept. 10, hours after he gave a nearly two-hour address at the convention, Trump posted to Truth Social, “The Republican Midterm Convention last night, in Dallas, was a major, sold out hit, far bigger, better, and more important than anyone thought possible. It was really something, streaming all over the place, and really big numbers, despite go
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