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Facts should matter more than political loyalty.

Eyes on Power examines public claims using consistent standards, original context, and sources readers can inspect for themselves.

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False and misleading claims should never become normal.

The same rules apply regardless of party or administration. We evaluate what was said, not what we assume about the speaker’s intentions, and we explain uncertainty when the evidence is incomplete.

AccurateSupported by the available evidence.
Needs ContextContains truth but omits important information.
OutdatedWas once supportable but no longer reflects current evidence.
UnsupportedAvailable evidence cannot establish the claim.
MisleadingUses facts or framing in a way likely to create a false impression.
FalseContradicted by credible evidence.

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