Lie May 2, 2019 · Remarks · Election

“One of the things I am most proud of is the Johnson Amendment. You can now speak your mind and speak it freely...They took away your voice politically and these are the people I want to listen to politically but you weren't allowed to speak. They would lose their tax-exempt status. That's not happening anymore so we got rid of the Johnson Amendment. That's a big thing.”

Said
May 2, 2019
Where
Remarks
Verdict
Lie, as rated by the Washington Post Fact Checker
Topic
Election
Repeated
18 times in the Post’s database
Source
Washington Post claims database (claim ID 10373)

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