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The Big Lies › 2015 › File PF-0062
Retracted

PolitiFact Iowa Gives Rubio 'Pants on Fire' for a Quote He Didn't Say

PolitiFact Iowa rated Marco Rubio 'Pants on Fire' for saying North Korea had more than 2,000 nuclear warheads.

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Who it helped: Democrats

The misquote made a Republican presidential candidate look wildly inaccurate.

What was reported

PolitiFact Iowa rated Marco Rubio 'Pants on Fire' for saying North Korea had more than 2,000 nuclear warheads.

What actually happened

Rubio had actually said 'over two-dozen' warheads. After his campaign objected, PolitiFact Iowa rewrote the fact-check, changed the rating to Half True, and added an editor's note acknowledging the misquote.

The proof

PolitiFact Iowa's editor's note concedes it misquoted Rubio.

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PolitiFact Iowa Gives Rubio 'Pants on Fire' for a Quote He Didn't Say — Retracted. PolitiFact Iowa's editor's note concedes it misquoted Rubio. Full file: https://www.thepropagandafiles.com/case/politifact-iowa-rubio-2000-nukes/

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