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GETS CRITICISM: Medical associations have reacted after President Donald Trump declared that doctors make money by reporting deaths by corona. Photo: Bruce Kluckhohn / AP
With the election campaign a few days away, presidential candidates fight for crucial Midwestern states, where infection rates continue to rise.
President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden are fighting for the important auspicious states in the Midwest in the run-up to the election campaign – that is, states that have an uncertain election result.
Victory in the presidential election is for the candidate who exceeds the 270 voter limit. To do so, a large proportion of these states must lean in their favor.
Infection rates are now on the rise in every swing state in America, according to The New York Times. The Midwest is described as the new epicenter of the coronavirus in the country.
From their respective electoral campaign meetings, the presidential candidates began to attack each other.
High infection record
– Donald Trump waves the white flag. He has surrendered to the virus. But the American people are not giving up. Let’s not panic. He panicked, Biden said, wearing a mask during Friday’s election campaign in Iowa.
There have been 99,321 cases of infection in the US In the last 24 hours, it shows VG overview. Most are registered in a single day since the pandemic began. In the last ten days, 10,265 people have lost their lives.
In total, more than nine million cases and 229,686 deaths have been confirmed in the United States.
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Trump attacked Biden for concentrating too much on dealing with the coronavirus, as well as Democratic governors who have tried to limit the number of spectators at Trump’s election rallies.
– You know, the number of infections is increasing. Why are they going up? Because we are testing more than anyone in history, Trump said from the Michigan stage, using himself as an example of how Americans can recover from the virus.
Attack the play area
The president has received strong opposition from American medical associations after he said in a speech that doctors make money by reporting deaths.
– Our doctors get more money if someone dies from covid. Do you know it well? “I mean, our doctors are very smart,” Trump said during his speech in Michigan.
Trump also called Fox News’ Laura Ingraham “politically correct” when he saw her wearing a mask during Friday’s speech in Michigan.
In Minnesota, Biden retaliated against Trump’s remarks.
– Doctors and nurses go to work every day to save lives. They do their job. Donald Trump should stop attacking them and do his job.
BUTTERBALL: Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden bandaged his eyes during election campaign speeches on Friday. Photograph: BRIAN SNYDER / X90051
Greater spread
Both Trump and Biden held several election campaign meetings on Friday, just days before the presidential election is decided. The candidates traveled to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Additionally, Biden traveled to Iowa and Trump to Michigan.
The big difference between the two candidates’ election rallies is that spectators stand together during Trump events, while sitting in their own cars, or standing at an appropriate distance from each other during Bidens.
A month after Trump held election rallies in 17 different municipalities, the number of residents infected by the crown had risen to 14 of them, according to CNN. In ten of the municipalities the increase was more pronounced than in the rest of the state.
Many of these municipalities are located in the Midwest.
ELECTION MEETING: This photo was taken during President Donald Trump’s public meeting in Waterford, Michigan, on Friday, October 30. Photo: John Moore / Getty Images / AFP
Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in Iowa in 2016. According to forecasts, Trump and Biden are on equal footing.
In both Michigan and Wisconsin, Trump also won in 2016, but by a smaller margin. Now Biden leads the measurements.
In Michigan and Wisconsin, you are not allowed to count votes before Election Day. Counting mail ballots can take many days or weeks here.
