Trump's coronavirus rhetoric has some supporters unworried and claiming it doesn't exist
It seems that President Donald Trump’s claims that Democrats are “politicizing” the deadly coronavirus spreading around the world and that criticism of his administration “is their new hoax” are resonating with many of his supporters.
Trump and his White House have repeatedly downplayed the threat of the illness, called COVID-19. But the president himself has gone even further, suggesting it shouldn’t be taken seriously. Story continuesThe Trump administration has been widely criticized for spinning the sickness as a partisan issue. The U.S. has at least 102 confirmed coronavirus cases, and six patients have died.
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