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Overstated Funding for Overseas Mosques

Q: Did the Obama administration spend $770 million restoring overseas mosques? A: That claim is based on a misleading television news report about a 20-year funding project that ended well […] The post Overstated Funding for Overseas Mosques appeared first on FactCheck.org.

Q: Did the Obama administration spend $770 million restoring overseas mosques?

A: That claim is based on a misleading television news report about a 20-year funding project that ended well before Barack Obama became president.

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Did Obama administration give $770 million to rebuild mosques?

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A posted by the Federalist Tribune — which it cannot guarantee “completeness, reliability, and accuracy” of information on its website — claims that the

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