Claims extracted
28
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 28 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans strongly right
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Publisher signals
59/100
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Other
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Leftist late-night host Jimmy Kimmel attacked Arnold Schwarzenegger Wednesday after the former California governor and movie star pointed out the GOP is the party of Lincoln.
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GOP → attack → Lincoln
When Schwarzenegger told the late-night host that he’s still a proud “traditional” Republican, the kind who honors the party that freed the slaves and gave them citizenship and the vote, Kimmel jumped in.
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Kimmel → tell → citizenship
Schwarzenegger: Yeah, I’m a Republican, absolutely.
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I → ’m → ?
What does that even mean anymore?
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that → mean → What
A traditional Republican is someone that admires the Republican Party for having freed the slaves.
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that → admire → slaves
Yeah, that was — they don’t get credit for that anymore, come on now.
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they → get → that
This is what I’m about.
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I → ’m → what
You know, that someone did — that has given the slaves American citizenship and giving them the rights to vote.
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that → know → rights
This sounds like all the opposite things that the Republican Party stands for now, though, doesn’t it?
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it → sound → that
That’s a cheap shot and it gets things backward.
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it → ’ → things
To many conservatives, the Democrat Party is the one that is tightening its grip on ordinary Americans with the slow loss of freedom.
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that → tighten → freedom
The Democrats favor soaring tax rates and student-loan bailouts, letting the federal government take more of what workers earn and keep.
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workers → favor → what
Welfare programs help build voting blocs that depend on government checks.
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that → build → checks
Red tape favored by Democrats include climate mandates, DEI quotas, gun restrictions, campus speech codes, cancel culture, and corporate pressure campaigns.
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tape → favor → mandates
In Pennsylvania, Delaware County’s Democrat DA charged Jennifer Hill, a canvasser for the New Pennsylvania Project, a voter-registration outfit modeled on Stacey Abrams’ Georgia group.
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DA → charge → group
Prosecutors say she tried to put dead people on the rolls, including her own father and another person who died in her home.
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who → say → home
The DA warned that the case exposed loopholes in the state’s system.
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case → warn → system
The group says it suspended Hill and halted some registration drives.
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it → say → drives
In New York City, Democrats passed a law in 2021 to let more than 800,000 noncitizens vote in local races, and former Mayor Eric Adams let it take effect.
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it → pass → effect
The RNC sued immediately.
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RNC → sue → ?
New York’s high court eventually sided with the Republicans who challenged the law, striking it down 6-1.
D.C. Democrats tried something similar.
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Democrats → side → something
The House voted to block the capital’s noncitizen-voting law 260-162, and 42 Democrats crossed over to join the GOP.
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Democrats → vote → GOP
The House vote did not actually block the law.
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vote → block → law
The resolution of disapproval was not considered in the Democratic-controlled Senate, so D.C.’s noncitizen voting law went into effect.
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law → consider → effect
In January 2022, he suggested the midterms “could easily be illegitimate” if his party’s voting overhaul didn’t pass.
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overhaul → suggest → January
Conservatives called that hypocrisy from the same people who blasted Georgia’s election-integrity law as “Jim Crow.”
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who → call → Crow
So who stands for freedom?
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who → stand → freedom
Schwarzenegger pointed to Lincoln.
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Schwarzenegger → point → Lincoln