Republican National Committee President Ronna McDaniel on Sunday broke Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Sunday by insisting that the other three hundred people accumulated in Charlotte, North Carolina for this week’s Republican convention are COVID-19.
When asked what the other people in Charlotte will look like for the COVID-19 RNC given the massive rally he will take a stand, which seems to refer to the 336 delegates accumulated on the user and appoint President Trump, McDaniel temporarily threw Biden under the bus.
“I think it’s vital to perceive that democrats and Joe Biden have just said that we’re going to shut this country down again,” McDaniel said, referring to the Democratic presidential nominee’s comments in an interview with ABC News that will be broadcast on Sunday. Night.
In a video preview of his interview with ABC News, Biden said he is in a position to “close” the country if elected president to stop the spread of COVID-19 and “listen to scientists” to make that decision.
McDaniel argued that Biden had “an elitist view of the United States at this time” before saying that everyone who came to Charlotte for the RNC was examined for coronavirus.
“We do the things that allow other people to live their lives, have a conference and do it in a healthy and healthy way, which most Americans do when they repaint because they go to the grocery store because they go to hospitals.” McDaniel said. “It’s a realistic way to open up our country and do it in a healthy way.”
McDaniel then returned to the democrats’ opposing complaint about Biden’s view that he is willing to “close” the country to involve the coronavirus.
“Well, it’s simple for Hollywood celebrities and privileged politicians, but it’s not smart for the average American,” McDaniel said.
Check out McDaniel’s comments below:
– Talking Point Memo (@TPM) August 23, 2020