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In this Clinton ad, a clip is shown of Trump mocking a disabled reporter. Then a pro-Clinton Republican explains that she has an autistic son, the Clinton's behavior toward the disabled is "disqualifying" and that Clinton has a record of bipartisanship. PolitiFact reports that the claim of bipartisanship is "Half True": "Clinton has worked with Republicans while serving in the Senate. About 26 percent of the bills she sponsored had support from across the aisle."

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10/08/2016 UTC
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11/04/2016 UTC
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10 most aired political ads, fact-checked
November 3, 2016

Trump mocking a disabled reporter is again highlighted in this ad from the Clinton campaign. The spot features a pro-Clinton Republican voter with an autistic son who says Trump’s behavior toward the disabled was "disqualifying" and that Clinton has a record of bipartisanship.

PolitiFact has reported that there is evidence that Clinton has worked with Republicans while serving in the Senate. About 26 percent of the bills she sponsored had support from across the aisle.

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