Covid is unleashed in the United States, but Trump continues with massive acts

Criticism is mounting that he is prioritizing his re-election over the health of his supporters. “Covid, covid, covid is the unified song of the fake media, of the boring media,” says the president.

Less than a week before the vote, President Donald Trump was moving on Wednesday, Oct. 28 with mass demonstrations despite the rise in COVID-19 cases in the United States and growing criticism that he is prioritizing his re-election over to the health of its supporters.

The pandemic that shook U.S. life this year and killed more than 227,000 people is re-emerging in the days leading up to the November 3 contest, when Republican Trump faces Democratic candidate Joe Biden. .

Biden has a comfortable advantage in national polls, which also show an audience increasingly baffled by Trump’s handling of America’s largest public health crisis in remembrance. The polls in the disputed states, which could decide the choice, show more limited results.

The former vice president will meet public health experts and deliver a speech near his home in Delaware about his plans to fight COVID-19 and protect Americans with pre-existing health conditions.

As infection rates rise, Trump has again accused the media of promoting the story to harm him.

“Covid, covid, covid is the unified song of the fake media, of the boring media. They won’t talk about anything else until November 4, when the elections are over (hopefully!) ”, The president wrote on Twitter Wednesday.

Trump’s Vice President, Vice President Mike Pence, will campaign Wednesday in Wisconsin, where a record number of coronavirus cases have prompted the Democratic governor to urge people to stay home.

Wisconsin broke state records for cases and deaths in one day Tuesday. State officials have asked residents to quarantine themselves whenever possible, wear masks and cancel social gatherings with more than five people.

“There is no way to soften it – we are facing an urgent crisis and there is an imminent risk to you, your family, your friends, your neighbors and the people you care about,” Governor Tony Evers said.

Trump’s campaign is taking all necessary precautions during the event in Mosinee, campaign spokesman Hogan Gidley told CNN.

Reuters / Ipsos polls of October 20-26 show Biden with a solid 53-44% lead over Trump in Wisconsin, a state that could help decide the election.

After traveling to Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska on Tuesday and spending the night in Las Vegas, Trump was scheduled to hold rallies at airports in Bullhead City in Arizona and in Goodyear, outside Phoenix, the largest city in the same area. state.