By now everybody's aware of how Democrats can usually rely on the media "fact-checkers" to rush to their rescue, and the Washington Post and PolitiFact tend to consistently be at the top of that list of hack outlets. 

At last night's Gavin Newsom/Ron DeSantis debate, the California governor attempted to counter something the Florida governor has said. Gov. Newsom claimed that in the last two years, more people from Florida moved to California than the other way around. That's not true. Here are the numbers:

PolitiFact did "fact-check" that, and guess what -- Newsom was ruled "mostly accurate." 

How so? PolitiFact simply changed the equation: 

Did you catch the trick that was played with that one?

The "fact-checker" hackery is off the charts yet again, but the environmentalists will be pleased because PolitiFact is recycling. 

This certainly isn't the first time PolitiFact has tweaked the meaning of words to try and make DeSantis wrong.

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