Donald Trump and his advisors believe that “his reelection hopes hinge almost entirely on his ability to manage” the coronavirus crisis, according to Politico. “While they acknowledge his initial response was lacking and that the virus poses a mortal threat to his 2020 prospects, they foresee a possible silver lining. If the virus passes and [
President Trump said Monday that first lady Melania Trump had tested negative for the novel coronavirus. She is among a handful of individuals in the White House who have been tested for the virus.
The autocratic political culture that has propped up the Trump administration has left the nation entirely unprepared for an economic and public-health calamity.
Trump's bitter sniping at even the mildest factual challenge exposes his leadership act as a sham. Keep pushing!
Lawrence O'Donnell explains how governors, like Andrew Cuomo and Gavin Newsom, and doctors, like Anthony Fauci, are more in charge of combating the coronavirus pandemic in the United States than President Donald Trump.
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South Florida is in some ways an America as Mr. Trump would have it, where his Republican support extends beyond his base and includes admiration from immigrants and Jewish voters.
President Donald Trump is a germaphobe. Everybody knows it; it's a well-reported claim the president himself has confirmed. This puts him in a vulnerable leadership spot on the coronavirus outbreak. How could it not? It's akin to having a father who lost his son to lung cancer set smoking policy.
President Donald Trump on Thursday announced at the White House that he had taken a second coronavirus test that came up negative.
For President Trump, the coronavirus statistics have become personal. "You see the numbers like I see the numbers," Mr. Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday. "I have some friends who are unbelievably sick. We thought they were going in for a mild [hospital] stay, and in one
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