In “Debate Check,” we synopsize conclusions reached by FactCheck.org – and occasionally by Cal Woodward of the AP, Glenn Kessler of the Washington Post and the Politifact team – about statements made by candidates in presidential debates.

Romney vs. FactCheckers on Taxes and Small Businesses

FlackCheck.org highlights a factcheck of Gov. Romney’s claims that President Obama would raise taxes on “small businesses.”
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Romney vs. FactCheckers on the ‘Boeing Case’

FlackCheck.org highlights a factcheck of Gov. Romney’s claims regarding a complaint issued by the National Labor Relations Board against the airplane manufacturer Boeing in April 2011.
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Romney vs. FactCheckers on the Payment Advisory Board

FlackCheck.org features Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s claims about “an unelected board” telling seniors what treatments Medicare will cover.
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Romney vs. FactCheckers on the cost of ‘Obamacare’

FlackCheck.org breaks down Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s claim that with full implementation of the new federal health care law, government spending would make up half of the nation’s economy.
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White House vs. FactCheckers on Prevention and Public Health Fund

FlackCheck.org features a factcheck of another salvo in the political battle over which party is waging a “war on women” — a White House statement about who benefits from the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
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White House vs. Boehner and FactCheckers on Prevention and Public Health Fund

FlackCheck.org looks at a factcheck of House Speaker John Boehner’s statement about the how money from the Prevention and Public Health Fund has been spent.
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Gillespie vs. FactCheckers on Single Mothers in Poverty Under Obama

FlackCheck.org takes note of a factcheck of Romney senior adviser Ed Gillespie’s remarks about the number of single-mother families living in poverty under the Obama administration.
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Gillespie vs. FactCheckers on Single-Mother Families Living in Poverty

FlackCheck.org features a factcheck of Romney senior adviser Ed Gillespie’s statement on the number of single mothers living in poverty.
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Gillespie vs. FactCheckers on Women Without Health Insurance

FlackCheck.org spotlights a factcheck of Romney senior adviser Ed Gillespie’s comments about the number of women without health insurance since President Obama took office.
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Obama vs. FactCheckers and Rep. Foxx on college debt

FlackCheck.org questions President Obama’s account of Rep. Virginia Foxx’s (R., N.C.) statement about college student debt.
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