– I think now he will take the virus less seriously – VG

Trump has been very eager to resume the grand rallies that in many ways have become his trademark. On Tuesday night, he gathered thousands of anxious voters in Sanford, his home state of Florida, where the temperature hovered around 30 degrees.

– There were a lot of people here, Trump began when he took the stage in front of the packed crowd, and came with a kick to rival Joe Biden’s “pro-crown” voter rallies:

– He held a rally today, where no one showed up!

Biden i Ohio: – Trump panicked

The president was declared “not contagious” by his White House doctor, Sean P. Conley, on Monday, and from the stage he claimed to feel “powerful.”

– I went through that, and now they say I’m immune. I feel so powerful that I would go out and kiss everyone in the audience. I want to kiss beautiful men and women, all of them, one big, powerful kiss, said Trump, who spoke for more than an hour.

It is still unclear how long you can be immune if you have been infected with the coronavirus, and Twitter on Sunday chose to hide a message in which Trump made the same claim.

– he needs to be here

Voters who gathered VG in Sanford before Trump took the stage were very excited, and believe that Trump views the Coropna pandemic differently than he did before he himself fell ill.

– I think you will take the virus less seriously now. It seems like he’s in a rush to get back, it’s only been ten days. I’m a bit worried to be honest, but it’s resolute enough, says Blake Riedel, who has opted to wear a mask to be safe.

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– The election is so imminent, sometimes you have to sacrifice something. This will be one of the most important options in the history of the United States, it needs to be here, says twin brother Jonathan Riedel, who also wears a mask.

Florida is among the states in the US that are most affected by the coronavirus. On Sunday, more than 5,500 new cases were reported and experts told CNN that the state is “poised for a major new outbreak.”

Fauci: – To ask for trouble.

Large crowds are among the things to avoid to limit the spread of infection, according to guidelines from the American Institute of Public Health CDC.

Infection control expert Anthony Fauci, who is a member of the White House crown task force, says he is concerned that the president has chosen to hold public meetings at a time of increasing infection.

– If we put politics aside and look at this from a public health perspective, then we know this is asking for trouble. When you have situations where many people find themselves without a mask, the numbers speak for themselves: it happens, he told CNN shortly before the rally began.

Although the CDC also recommends bandages, several of the participants in Trump’s election rallies choose to leave them. During a voter rally in Wisconsin in mid-September, they explained to VG why:

The Riedel brothers, whom VG met from the crowd, say they are not worried about themselves, as they are both in their 20s.

– But I want to say that I am concerned that older people are exposed to the outbreak, but it will be a trade-off: life cannot stop completely, says Blake.

– Yes, I support the president, but I also want to be safe, adds twin brother Anthony.

However, Arlene, 81, who does not want to give her last name, is not worried about the coronavirus.

– This will be the first time I see him in real life, and I think he will be fantastic as always. He is the only president I know, and I have been here for a long time, who has really delivered what he promises, he tells VG, 81 years old.

From the stage, Trump promised Florida voters that voting for him means voting to return to normal life.

“Tourism in Florida will soar to new heights,” the president said, referring to Sunday’s statement from the World Health Organization, which warned that shutting down society during the corona pandemic would lead to increased poverty.

Florida is very important to President Donald Trump. The state is among them significant tilt states which may decide the presidential election on November 3.