But he lied about that in January.
And he lied throughout February.
And he lied throughout March.
And he lied throughout April.
And he lied throughout May.
And he lied throughout June.
And he lied throughout July.
And he lied throughout August.
And he lied throughout September (even as recorded conversations revealed Trump knew the truth all along, but decided to lie, knowing his lies would lead to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Americans).
And he's still lying about it in October.
And he'll be lying about it in November.
Donald Trump has claimed nearly 40 times that the virus would go away.
"We were starting to get that number down" -- Trump brazenly lies and says the national debt was decreasing under his watch before the coronavirus hit. In fact it was growing because of his tax cuts for the rich. pic.twitter.com/zAZOgp9Cmj
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 14, 2020
USA Today, October 14, 2020"This thing is going away" -- we don't talk enough about how Trump's obviously false rhetoric about the coronavirus hasn't changed since February pic.twitter.com/xSoYbS05ui
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 14, 2020
Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond found nearly 75,000 more people may have died from the pandemic than what was recorded in March to July, according to the report published Monday in the peer-reviewed journal JAMA.
Which means the true death toll in the US is closer to 300,000.
There are multiple studies that show that Covid deaths are undercounted.
— CammyPatriot (@CapMPatriot) October 14, 2020
University of Minnesota: https://t.co/rHQcLvYFWZ
Boston University: https://t.co/lL5qnb4gqj
JAMA: https://t.co/EtQCVxUCBz
Reported today: Trump's 14-year-old son Barron tested positive, along with his parents. (Another one of Trump's popular lies is that children are nearly immune to the virus. That is not even close to the truth.)
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