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The White House repeatedly insisted that President Biden was in great shape and that he would not pardon his son Hunter, but none of that was enough to win PolitiFact’s 2024 Lie of the Year nod.
Instead, the left-tilting media watchdog gave the distinction to President-elect Donald Trump for saying in September that newly arrived Haitian migrants in Ohio were eating pets, repeating a rumor that police described as unsubstantiated.
“In a year of inflammatory rhetoric and shocking moments, one repeated falsehood resonated with both PolitiFact journalists and readers as the most significant falsehood of 2024,” said PolitiFact, a project of the Poynter Institute.
Was that really the biggest whopper of 2024? Not as far as those outside the liberal bubble are concerned.
Commentators on social media have since taken issue with PolitiFact’s selection with responses such as “Lie of the year: Joe Biden is fine,” “You guys really are hopelessly partisan” and “Politifact is not a credible source of information and no one should take them seriously.”
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Instead, the left-tilting media watchdog gave the distinction to President-elect Donald Trump for saying in September that newly arrived Haitian migrants in Ohio were eating pets, repeating a rumor that police described as unsubstantiated.
“In a year of inflammatory rhetoric and shocking moments, one repeated falsehood resonated with both PolitiFact journalists and readers as the most significant falsehood of 2024,” said PolitiFact, a project of the Poynter Institute.
Was that really the biggest whopper of 2024? Not as far as those outside the liberal bubble are concerned.
Commentators on social media have since taken issue with PolitiFact’s selection with responses such as “Lie of the year: Joe Biden is fine,” “You guys really are hopelessly partisan” and “Politifact is not a credible source of information and no one should take them seriously.”

PolitiFact ripped for giving ‘Lie of the Year’ to Trump over ‘Biden is fine’ narrative
The White House repeatedly insisted that President Biden was in great shape and that he would not pardon his son Hunter, but none of that was enough to win PolitiFact’s 2024 Lie of the Year nod.
