False Tale of Vandalism at Kavanaugh Home

This false news was easily believed by all who have seen the left's actions, heard their words, and judged their character to feel they are fully capable of such things. TD

Fact Check.org  Q: Was Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s home vandalized by “over 200 protesters”?

A: No. The vandalized home in the photo is actually a house in Ontario, Canada.

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Through a viral image and story, tens of thousands of social media users have helped spread a false account about vandalism at the home of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

The popular meme shared in multiple posts on Facebook includes a photo of a home defaced with graffiti that, among other things, reads: “I should burn this house!”

. . . "In fact, the photo of the property in the meme doesn’t even match the house where Kavanaugh lives, which has been shown in press reports.

"Instead, we found the photo used is actually of a home in Ontario, Canada, that was vandalized in 2016. The photo was among several featured in a news story about the incident in the Hamilton Spectator."