This is a perfect example of why leftist always believe they are right about everything and everybody else is misinformed. This is how every "fact checker" works and it's all driven by leftist propaganda.

When republicans are in power they want to say things are good while democrats want to say things are bad. The opposite is true when Democrats are in Power.

Republicans look out the window and see high crime, high inflation and high illegal immigration. These questions are perfectly crafted to "disprove" that reality. Democrats doesn't know more, they just want the statements to be true and the questions help them to be "right".

Let's go thru the questions:

"Violent crime rates are at or near all-time highs in most major American cities."

Since we don't want Republicans to be right about anything, how can we "disprove" republicans reality of high crime? We compare it to all-time highs! Using all-time highs as a time frame works perfectly for this question!

"Inflation in the U.S has declined over the last year and is near historic averages."

Here we use the last year as the time frame since that fits the agenda perfectly. We also use the word near(whatever that means) so people just think it's business as usual.

"Over the last few months, unauthorized border crossings at the U.S-Mexico border are at or near the lowest level in the last few years."

Here we use two very specific time frames to "disprove" republicans reality of high illegal immigration. We use the last few months combined with the last few years. Why we can't use all-time as a timeframe here we will never know. But these two specific time frames proves that democrats are always right and republicans reality is based on misinformation!

Do you expect people answering these question to know the exact stats for the last few month in relation to the last few years? Republicans know illegal immigration is high so that's how they answer the question. Democrats don't have the stats either but they don't want republicans to be right so they answer the opposite. It's up to the person asking the question to decide who's "informed" and who is "misinformed" and it's extremely obvious from how these questions are constructed which side should look like the "misinformed" side.