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Saturday, October 24, 2020
More than 900 people who contracted the coronavirus die in just one day in the United States. The number of new infections is higher than ever. However, the president of the United States, Trump, complains that the pandemic is so present in the media.
Faced with a record number of new corona infections, US President Donald Trump played down the dangers of the virus and complained about reports of the pandemic. “I had it, here I am,” Trump announced, alluding to his Covid 19 disease, during an election campaign on Saturday. “And now they say I am immune.” Trump had been treated, among other things, with a still experimental antibody drug, which he called a “cure.”
In the United States, at least 925 people infected with the virus died in one day. The death toll rose to a total of more than 224,000 people in the country on Saturday. The number of coronavirus infections in one day rose to more than 85,000, the highest value to date. Trump attributed the development to the fact that it is being tested more than before.
“If we analyzed half, the number would be half.” In general, the virus is constantly talked about in the media. “If you turn on the television: ‘Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid,'” the president complained. “A plane crashes, 500 people have died, they don’t talk about it. ‘Covid, Covid, Covid, Covid.” Several thousand supporters attended the appearance of Trump’s election campaign in North Carolina. Many of them did not wear masks and did not keep their distance.
Biden and Obama settle accounts with Trump
Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden used a campaign speech in Pennsylvania to grapple with Trump’s crisis management of the crown. “This is the Trump presidency,” he said, referring to the more than 224,000 deaths per crown in the United States. Trump still claims that the virus is going away “and that we are learning to live with it.” In fact, however, the president demands “that we prepare to die for it,” Biden said. “And this is wrong”.
Former President Barack Obama also accused Trump of failing in the crown crisis. The idea that the White House did more than “completely screw it up” is nonsense, Obama said in a speech in Florida. “Donald Trump will not suddenly protect us all. He cannot even take the basic measures to protect himself,” the former president added three weeks ago, referring to Trump’s corona infection.
