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On Monday night, hours after attacking Joe Biden for allegedly misman managing a mask, Donald Trump flew to Florida in the obvious hope of helping the state kill a few more citizens by holding other of his patented crusade manifestations that brought together thousands of others. With virtually 0 social distance, face politics or one of the precautionary measures that fitness experts say can help you prevent the spread of COVID-19, pretending to have been cured of the disease that sent you to the hospital where you won experimental drugs, the president things through pointing out to yourself immune, and then reflected on how this new life makes you need to give your tongue to others in the midst of the pandemic.
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The occasion was part of an effort to catch up in the key state where Biden has skyrocketed in recent weeks, which is why it was a bit that the president spoke for a long time about how the mainstream media is twisted because they opted for cover a hurricane. Florida, instead of the “new one,” was one of the (hundreds!) Nobel nominees who did not win.
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Later, he made his own old component of demonizing immigrants, claiming biden sought to open America’s borders and revive a line of speech that ran in 2015. “Come in, everyone, if you’re a murderer, if you’re a rapist, if you’re very, very ill of health because of a disease that can spread everywhere,” he said of other people living in Mexico, a week and a component after having literally tested a highly contagious disease that” has spread in “the White House (and obviously the country as a whole).
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But the president’s base doesn’t have to worry because he’s running the wall mexico pays for, which wasn’t true when he said it four years ago and it’s still a lie:
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With 21 days to run until the election, Trump’s chances for the term seem to be rising down the drain, as Biden has taken a probably insurmountable advantage. On the other hand, you can stay in the White House regardless of the November 3 result:
On stage, Trump also made fun of whether he would settle for a nonviolent force movement if he lost. He falsely claimed that President Barack Obama had spied on his 2016 crusade and noted, “We’ll figure it out after the election, “Add that” gives you an explanation of why to vote. “
So anyway, this is the speech: vote for Trump and he will “take care” of his political enemies, continue his racist attacks on immigrants and non-whites, and do whatever it takes to keep COVID running as long as possible. And if that doesn’t seem attractive, that’s fine, you’re going to get a moment’s deadline anyway.
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