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Factcheck.org is a nonprofit website that describes itself as a "consumer advocate for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in US politics".
South 36th Street 202, 19104, Philadelphia, United States
Extremely useful. They do a lot of research in their fact finding topics and I find their emails enlightening on political subjects. Those that rate this site as 1 star obviously are very conservative and may have not really checked out the positions that factcheck has taken as truth finding.
Awful, constantly lie or change the claim slightly so that they can slap a "fact-check false" on anything they disagree with.
-100 / 5
take my word for it don't make up your own mind come on fact cheker you'll get the truth and nothing but the truth
take my word for it don't make up your own mind come on fact cheker you'll get the truth and nothing but the truth
take my word for it doesn't make up your own mind come on fact checking you'll get the truth and nothing but the truth
Their public accounts, reveal that they are funded by Mark Zuckerberg, with facebook.
Fiscal Year 2023
(12 months ending June 30, 2023)
Facebook : $339,279
How can a fact checking fondation... accept so much money from facebook, a highly corrupt. It makes no sense. That website is a propaganda website paid by facebook.
Some random biast people who believe that they are above scientific debate and are going to decide for you
Untrustworthy and dangerous stay clear
A pathetic attempt to cover the truth by the big corporations (big pharma, etc.) and "prove" that the truth that's more and more coming up is false, misleading or "just conspiracy theories".
Of course their "proofs" is basically just them stating that this or that isn't true or "was long debunked", yet not even once a single document or evidence of any type is shown. Nope, they say something is not true so you should believe it cause "they said it".
Get your actual facts elsewhere, you won't find any truth on this site.
Yet another example of utter corruption.
Johnson&johnson owned and run, and they happen to be yet another “big pharma” fraudulent organisation benefiting financially from this.
Best thing that could happen is this farce of an organisation is disappear in a puff of smoke.
Would do the world a favour!
One-sided left liberal propaganda. Unfortunately not much unbiased information and hence website name is totally deceiving. Stay away from it and look for real facts.
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