Fact-Checking 7 of Biden’s Claims in His Address to Congress

 
 
April 29 2021
 

Good morning from Washington, where President Biden, in his first speech to a joint session of Congress, depicts America as "back" but with a lot of work to do. We check the facts on some main topics and Heritage Foundation policy experts analyze details. On the podcast, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley talks about election security and what conservatives can do in this political environment. Plus: promoting alternatives to abortion and protecting children from the transgender agenda. He probably won't forget: Ten years ago today, Great Britain's Prince William weds Catherine "Kate" Middleton at Westminster Abbey in London. 

 
 
 
ANALYSIS
Fact-Checking 7 of Biden's Claims in His Address to Congress
By Rachel del Guidice

Here's a look at seven instances where setting the record straight may help those evaluating the president's speech.
COMMENTARY
Heritage Scholars Sound Off on Biden's Address to Congress
By Christian Mysliwiec

Heritage Foundation researchers provide analysis of President Biden's remarks on critical race theory, gun control, "free" college, and more.
ANALYSIS
Minorities 'Perfectly Capable of Getting Photo ID,' Nikki Haley Says of Election Laws
By Rachel del Guidice

Nikki Haley discusses how conservatives can engage in the debate of issues such as race and election security, including voter ID.
COMMENTARY
Texas Bill Would Provide Array of Supports to Women Seeking Abortion Alternatives
By Melanie Israel

Fully 75% of women seeking an abortion report that under different circumstances they would choose to keep their child.
COMMENTARY
What Will You Do When Teachers and Trans Activists Try to Force Your Children to Violate Their Conscience?
By Amy Haywood

Teachers already direct students in middle schools and high schools to introduce themselves along with their preferred pronouns.
ANALYSIS
Biden's 5 Blunders in Congressional Address
By Daily Signal Staff

President Biden discussed distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, gun control, taxes, elections, and free preschool in his address to Congress. But his remarks didn't tell the full story.
NEWS
Read Sen. Tim Scott's Powerful Response to Biden's Address to Congress
By Daily Signal Staff

"America is not a racist country. ... It's wrong to try to use our painful past to dishonestly shut down debates in the present," says Sen. Scott.
COMMENTARY
ICYMI: With COVID-19 Advice, CDC Too Often Ignores Science
By Norbert Michel

Recent experience leaves us less than confident that the public should trust published research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, much less pronouncements based on it.
 
     
 
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