Trump States corona virus will disappear.

False. I do not copy and paste from Biden's website, and claim he would be the best President ever. Trump is a horrible person and human being, that is my main problem with him, not his party affiliation dum dum. If he was a Democrat I would still hate him as well. The lesser of "two evils" argument between him Clinton is horrific, they are both awful humans, which is why I voted for neither in 2016 and went with Stein. It is quite easy to spew hate for Trump because he sucks in every way. 

So do these REPUBLICAN organizations:

** The Lincoln Project
** 43 Alumni for Biden (superpac)
** Republican Voters Against Trump
** Right Side PAC (superpac) against trump
** Republican national security officials against trump

George Conway, George Will, Anthony Scaramucci, etc, etc

As far as has been established up to and including a few days ago

none of these groups or persons are "Democrat" merely because they vociferously oppose our fascist president

George Will is not a Republican . He changed from Republican to unaffiliated over three years ago.........

Meanwhile,
following a second consecutive day of OVER 1,000 covid deaths
in the US (not seen in many weeks)

Report:
Dr. Birx warns that Indianapolis, 10 other cities
need to take 'aggressive' action in COVID-19 fight

WTHR.com staff, Sam Clancy 4 hrs ago

According to a report from the Center for Public Integrity, Dr. Deborah Birx,
a leader of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, identified St. Louis
along with Baltimore, Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Miami,
Minneapolis, Nashville, New Orleans and Pittsburgh as cities needing to get
outbreaks under control.

(Almost all of these in REPUBLICAN states)

Source: https://tinyurl.com/yyww3szu

If Trump was impeached in February he be railing how he could of kept the numbers under 10 deaths... Now he is responsible he decided to start a civil war to distract for this failure in leadership. .

US expected to surpass 4 million reported coronavirus
cases Thursday as hospitalizations near record

CNN...Updated 1:53 PM ET, Thu July 23, 2020

The United States is expected to surpass 4 million officially recorded
Covid-19 cases Thursday - and a quarter of that count will have come
in just the last 15 days!
The country's rising daily rate of confirmed coronavirus cases,
along with a near-record number of hospitalizations, signals the 
US is far from containing a virus that is straining hospitals and labs,
health experts say.
"We've rolled back essentially two months' worth of progress
with what we're seeing in number of cases in the United States,"
Dr. Ali Khan, dean of the University of Nebraska Medical Center's
College of Public Health, told CNN on Thursday.

Ohio governor orders statewide mask mandate

About 59,600 people were hospitalized with Covid-19 in the US
on Wednesday -- roughly 300 short of the country's peak
recorded in mid-April, according to the Covid Tracking Project.

over 147,000 dead Americans thanks to trumps handling of the contagion.

Donald Trump, Feb 26:

"When you have 15 people, and the 15
within a couple of days
is going to be down to close to zero,
That’s a pretty good job we’ve done."

Notre Dame withdraws from
hosting first presidential debate
due to trump-virus

The decision marks the second time a presidential debate
has been moved this election cycle because of the pandemic.
The second presidential debate scheduled for October was
originally set to be held at the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor, but it was moved last month to Miami.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/27/politics/presidential-debate-notre-dame-coronavirus/index.html

Donald Trump, Feb 26:

"When you have 15 people, and the 15
within a couple of days
is going to be down to close to zero,
That’s a pretty good job we’ve done."

150,000 dead in the US and no end in sight

The Centers for Disease Control now predicts that the US death toll
will hit 175,000 by mid-August, and Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former
director of the Food and Drug Administration, says the death toll
could double by the end of the year to 300,000.

Dozens of hospitals in California, Texas and Florida are at capacity,
and some have begun sending away patients they deem least likely
to survive. Morgues in Mississippi and Texas are filling up, and
hospitals around the country have rented refrigerated trucks to
store the bodies. Referring to these states, White House Coronavirus
Task Force Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx commented,
“What we have right now are essentially three New Yorks.”

Far from fighting the disease, every action taken by the White House
has contributed to worsening the disaster. Trump’s actions have led
to the preventable deaths of nearly 150,000 people, and, if he has
his way, hundreds of thousands more will die.

Totally indifferent to human life, the White House is demanding
an acceleration of the back-to-work process, seeking to force
teachers and school workers back into schools that will serve
as death traps. At the same time, trump is doing everything
possible to ensure the elimination of the $600 supplemental
unemployment benefit that has been the sole lifeline for tens
of millions of people thrown out of work.
Source: https://tinyurl.com/y2dsqcfg

The sole lifeline??  Clearly,  your mind is cluttered with all that nonsense you get from vox and politico.

The federal unemployment was SUPPLEMENTAL  to the state's issued  unemployment benefits.   Get your facts straight. 

Who cares? If Notre dame can't get their act together,  someone else will AND HAS already stepped forward.   Thank you Cleveland. 

You DEMS can run, but you can't hide your forgetful leader forever  !!! 

You actually posted it in the same sentence  !! Lol.

"Supplemental "... "sole lifeline "  you act as though these people are receiving NO money at all right now.  Rest assured,  they'll get some form of federal assistance again... 

Where's MIDNIGHT at ?  You can't make this stuff up  !!!

I'm right here sweetie...

152,070 dead Americans so far, mostly because of trump's negligence

Donald Trump, Feb 26:

"When you have 15 people, and the 15
within a couple of days
is going to be down to close to zero,
That’s a pretty good job we’ve done."

Update, AUG 02:

"Well, I think that we're doing very well and
we have done as well as any nation"
                                              - donald trump, Aug 3

'As well as any nation??'   The documented FACTS say otherwise...

Here are 4 countries located in very close proximity to CHINA.
Each of them got their first case of covid-19 on or about the same day as the US.
Social-distancing is VERY difficult in countries so densely packed, but they are all
VERY well-known for their widespread and consistent use of face-masks in public.

Here's how they have responded to the outbreak since January:

Taiwan death toll                =       7      (0.3 per million)
Hong Kong death toll         =     34      (5 per million)
S. Korean death toll          =    301      (6 per million)
Japan death toll                = 1,011      (8 per million)

American death toll = 154,744   (478 per million)

Source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

And here are 4 countries who are NOT known for public mask-wearing but
took very aggressive NATIONWIDE action,  including masks  (unlike trump):

New Zealand   = 4 deaths per million
Australia         = 8 deaths per million
Norway         = 47 deaths per million
Germany     = 110 deaths per million

'We're in for a bad and rocky ride:
' Ex-WHO doctor who helped eradicate smallpox
predicts COVID-19 turmoil for years

USA TODAY
The world will be fighting coronavirus the next three to four years as virus hot spots
skip from nation to nation and the pandemic's toll will linger for decades, said
Dr. Larry Brilliant, a California epidemiologist who was part of a World Health
Organization team in the 1970s that helped eradicate smallpox.

"We will still be chasing the virus four years from now. But it won’t be like (today),"
Brilliant told the USA TODAY Editorial Board on Monday afternoon.
"It will be like the smallpox eradication program. The polio eradication program.
Having yellow fever in some countries and not in others."

Still, before vaccine trials weed out contenders from pretenders, the U.S. likely
faces a substantial increase in cases and deaths. As of Monday, the nation had
4.7 million cases and 155,165 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.

The immediate challenges are Labor Day get-togethers, the return of schools,
flu season in the the fall and winter and long election lines in November, said Brilliant
Source: https://tinyurl.com/yxcenx8n

Love the Doctor's name.