WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A woman asked Rep. Allen Boyd at a town hall meeting the other day if health care reform proposals would force people to let the government access their bank accounts. False rumors about health care have been aired at town hall meetings, like this one in Maryland last week. "That's not true," the Florida Democrat responded. "When someone sends you something on the Internet that sounds crazy, how about just checking it a little bit?" The CNN Truth Squad, which fact-checks political claims, has debunked the bank-access rumor as false. Yet that claim, and others that have been disproved, keep coming up in the national debate on health care reform, inflaming an already emotional issue.
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Claims that have been debunked continue to pop up in town hall meetings, protests
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Dems say "ugly campaign" under way to misrepresent proposals, disrupt debate
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GOP says Dems trying to rush through a bill that eventually would lead to rationing
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End-of-life provision that sparked "death panel" rumor dropped from Senate version
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