Following on Friday yet another highly troubling news conference held by the President of the USA, Trump advisers, according to Gabriel Sherman
As alleged by "a person close to the adminstration," Donald Trump is afraid journalists will try to purposefully contract coronavirus to give it to him on Air Force One.
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are numb to this kind of performance. “There’s very little
that fazes anyone now,” a former official said. But one person who spoke to the
president over the weekend saw the press conference as an ominous sign. “He’s
just now waking up to the fact that this is bad, and he doesn’t know how to
respond"...
Stories about Trump’s coronavirus fears have spread through
the White House. Last week Trump told aides he’s afraid journalists will try to
purposefully contract coronavirus to give it to him on Air Force One, a person
close to the administration told me. The source also said Trump has asked the
Secret Service to set up a screening program and bar anyone who has a cough
from the White House grounds. “He’s definitely melting down over this,” the
source said.
As alleged by "a person close to the adminstration," Donald Trump is afraid journalists will try to purposefully contract coronavirus to give it to him on Air Force One.
President Trump will not perform his job. But someone has to
do so, beginning with whomever believes that the President of the United States
of America, usually considered to be the leader of the free world, believes
journalists will try to contract a deadly virus so they can pass it on to him.
This, however, is not how the nation's legislative body
should do theirs:
BREAKING from me & @AlexNBCNews : Members of Congress are becoming increasingly anxious about coronavirus and there is growing pressure on leadership to take steps to protect lawmakers — even potentially recessing for a period of weeks, according to two Democratic sources— Kasie Hunt (@kasie) March 9, 2020
The problem is not that Congress is doing too much. It is
doing too little, including deciding five weeks ago that a President can do
whatever he wants as long as it helps get him re-elected.
This is not a time for advisers to the President to remain silent members of Congress. Nor should Congress flee Washington, D.C., leaving the capital to a President who not only is the modern face of evil, but is not a well man.
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