Yes. I also hate this "is it factual" question because it ignores the underlying problem. It could still be factual and read "Senate Republicans have blocked v

Yes. I also hate this "is it factual" question because it ignores the underlying problem. It could still be factual and read "Senate Republicans have blocked voting on S 2882" instead, or more extreme "Registered Republicans have lower education rates than democrats". Just because something is factual does not mean it is not a political statement, and one that would not have been made by the employee whose communication was changed. Let's all not play dumb here.