President Donald Trump on Tuesday declared he ‘d been “sailing to a simple election” victory before the coronavirus pandemic, in spite of routing Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the surveys well before the public health crisis started.
Trump bragged to fans at a campaign rally in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that the 2020 election “was going to be so easy.”
” I probably would’ve not been here this evening,” the president continued.
Trump likewise considered whether China, where the coronavirus is thought to have actually come from, purposefully spread out the contagion that has actually now eliminated more than 190,000 individuals in the U.S. He provided no proof to back up his tip.
Check out Trump’s comments here:
Trump has dealt with prevalent criticism for his administration’s mishandling of the pandemic, which he has declared deserves “ really high marks“
He has consistently minimized the risks posed by COVID-19, touted unproven treatments and prevented procedures targeted at slowing the spread of the infection, such as wearing masks.
Critics on Twitter accused the president of revealing contempt for his supporters with his newest remark about potentially not showing up for them:
His apparent contempt for his own supporters is staggering.
— Bret McGraw (@b1tmcgraw) September 9, 2020
Way to make your fans feel valued …
This #MAGA is what you indicate to Trump, if he isn’t desperate for your vote then he isn’t interested in you
— Mark Gray (@rich29 uk) September 8, 2020
I enjoy when he simply says the peaceful parts out loud and they are so unaware that they cheer anyhow.
He’s admitting he does not care about existing, doing anything for them, striving for them, does not even want to be near them.
Right over their heads …— Sunlight Vision (@karma_daydream) September 9, 2020
So … if I were winning, I wouldn’t be here pandering to you fools. Here I am so go vote for me.
— Trubble07(@Trubble07) September 9, 2020
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