Trump During First Rally Since COVID-19 Diagnosis: “I’ve Done More For The Black Community Than Any President Since Abraham Lincoln”
This Saturday, Trump held his first public event since being diagnosed with COVID-19, as he seeks to show the public that he is fit to resume his presidential campaigning.
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Of course, Trump was not wearing a mask as he addressed a crowd from a White House balcony, where he spoke about “law and order” issues in the country. The president, first told his supporters that he is no longer taking medicines against Covid-19, telling them he was “feeling great”.
During his brief speech, he rambled on about how his administration has done more for Black and Latino people in this country than any other president in history. Although he has claimed this before, he wanted to make it clear again that “I’ve done more for the Black community than any president since Abraham Lincoln. He added, “nobody can dispute it.”
From there, he went on to encourage his supporters that they needed to vote the other party to oblivion come Election Day.
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President Trump: "In that hospital, I was watching down over so many people and I went out to say hello… I took a little heat for it but I'd do it again." pic.twitter.com/g5eEa7lmnd
— The Hill (@thehill) October 10, 2020