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Interesting, appears to be quite a lot of younger people there.
I think it was a youth event. In general I’m all for engaging youth in politics, but no mask... Just no. At least it looks like the second level was practicing social distancing?
A public official (the president) is knowingly gathering a crowd of people during a declared pandemic.
This should be a crime.
It's a form of involuntary manslaughter, really. He's been advised by medical experts on the risks.
Trump is willfully and negligently exposing people to a deadly virus through his own deliberate actions.
Waivers don't always hold water -- and they shouldn't here.
As you look over that crowd appreciate that that is roughly the number of new covid cases reported today in Arizona. Arizona has the highest rate of COVID growth in the country. Trump just made it worse. That is a president? Really?
We are in a global pandemic, and Trump could care less. It's just all about the love from his rallies. So who's in charge dealing with this virus. Every other president would wear a mask and encourage everyone to do so as well, if they were president during this time. Our country is such a mess.
Just seeing that video is unbelieveable. The only country not in disbelief over events like this must be Brazil.
Hopefully, no one with COVID-19 sneezed as a sneeze can spread 26 feet without a mask.
One COVID-19 sneeze and with how many people were with-in 26 feet of each other and hundreds could have been exposed to it just from sneeze.
Apparently half the liberal fanatics want to bash Trump for not having enough people at his rallies (Tulsa),
while the other half is bashing him for having too many.
Trump always hits the sweet spot when triggering the TDS sufferers.
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