Ad
Supported by
On a day that marked a vital milestone in the cases, President Trump retwed marginal theories about the virus.
now i
New Zealand reported new cases of coronavirus, and added some connected to a group in Auckland, which came out of the lockout on Sunday night.
It is a day of numbers.
The Americans began their Sunday with the news that the impressive death toll from the pandemic, undisputed, was being questioned through its own president, and put an end to it as the country reached more than six million showing contagion.
Nearly 183,000 more people have died in the United States from the virus, some evidence estimates they exceed 200,000, but President Trump has lent his to marginal teams that claim the number is greatly exaggerated.
On Twitter, Trump re-posted messages from conspiracy theorists who reject knowledge of his own management and attack the other people he accused of trying to prevent the pandemic, and added Dr. Anthony S.Fauci and Dr. Deborah L.Birx.
According to these groups, the actual death toll is closer to 9,000, as many of those who died had underlying fitness disorders and the maximum were elderly.
“So explain things: based on the advice of doctors Fauci and Birx, the United States has shut down the entire economy based on 9,000 deaths in the United States due to Chinese coronavirus,” said a summary of a story from the uncompromising conservative Gateway Pundit that Mr. Trump retwed it.
It was a component of a storm of presidential tweets, at least one of the posts was short-lived. “This Tweet is no longer available because it breaks Twitter rules,” the social media company said after deleting one.
Days after his Justice Department attacked four Democratic governors for his handling of the pandemic, Trump also retwed a message calling for New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo to be imprisoned because of the highest number of deaths from the virus in nursing homes. State. “#KillerCuomo’ll be in jail,” the message said.
Cuomo responded on his own Twitter a few hours later, noting the Trump administration’s inability to involve the pandemic. “The White House has learned nothing from COVID,” Cuomo wrote. “National threats require national leadership. It’s been six months a national control strategy or a mask order. Only the federal government has the strength to wage war against COVID. They fail and the country suffers.”
As of Monday morning, more than 6008,100 people in the United States had become inflamed with coronavirus and at least 182,900 had died, according to a New York Times database. The last million instances in the country gave the impression in just 22 days, compared to more than 3 months for the first million instances this spring. However, there are symptoms that infections are slowing down.
Advertising