Fact-checking should be consistent and thorough for all parties involved in a debate. Instances of selective fact-checking undermine credibility, as seen when one side's claims go unchecked while the other's are corrected in real time. Factual inaccuracies, such as misattributions or exaggerations about statements and intentions, can lead to misleading narratives. Clarifying the context of comments is crucial to avoid conflating economic discussions with violent implications. Additionally, attributing blame for complex situations, such as military withdrawals, should be approached with care to avoid oversimplification.