After Negative Covid Test, Trump Demonstrates in Florida | 2020 U.S. elections

Trump landed in the city of Sanford in the late afternoon for an event with hundreds of supporters near the airport where the presidential plane landed. Gov. Ron DeSantis, who is a Republican, attended the rally. Many of the participants did not wear masks..

For supporters, Trump said he felt “powerful” after recovering from Covid-19 and said he would like to “kiss everyone” in the audience.

“I would kiss the boys and the beautiful women,” he said.

Trump also repeated several of the campaign’s themes and positions and tried to link the image of the Democrats with that of the “socialists” – Florida has a large number of voters of Cuban origin, who tend to reject the Castro regime currently led by Miguel Díaz Cañel.

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“We have spent years trying to reverse the damage that Biden has done to the country in the last 47 years,” Trump told his supporters, referring to the length of the opposition candidate’s political career.

A Florida account 29 votes in the Electoral College and tends to alternate between Republican and Democratic victories. Therefore, it is a key state in the electoral dispute: Trump won there in 2016.

That was the President’s First Public Campaign Pledge since the contracting of Covid-19. However, on Saturday he organized an event inside the White House grounds for supporters.

Trump no longer transmits Covid, says doctor

Trump’s doctor, Sean Conley, said in a statement that the The president tested negative for the new coronavirus on two consecutive days and is no longer transmitting Covid-19.. The note does not say when these tests were performed.

According to the medical statement, “everything indicates a lack of detectable viral replication” in the Republican, who “is not contagious to others.”

Despite recent negative tests reported by Trump’s doctor, there is still no consensus among scientists on the degree of immunity to Covid-19 by those who contracted the disease. The United States recently confirmed the first case of coronavirus reinfection.

Trump was diagnosed with Covid-19 earlier this month and spent nearly four days in the hospital as a “precautionary measure.” On top of that, dozens of other allied politicians and White House officials contracted the coronavirus, raising suspicions that Judge Amy Coney Barret’s appointment event acted as the “super spreader” of the virus.

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