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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo we are assuming they are telling the truth...
And what are we to make of his imminent miraculous recovery? Itll be the second coming of John Wayne. And no need to debate, or appear in public.
This fucking liar....why should we believe this?
Im not saying its not true...I make no assumptions -sorry.
kysrsoze
(6,023 posts)PCIntern
(25,584 posts)Exactly right you are.
kysrsoze
(6,023 posts)DLCWIdem
(1,580 posts)C_U_L8R
(45,021 posts)BannonsLiver
(16,457 posts)But even if it is real it disrupts the race. Probably not to Trumps benefit, but it is a curveball.
LuckyCharms
(17,459 posts)But this is a chain reaction type of thing where it is going to be hard to lie. It's too serious.
However, put nothing past him...
BainsBane
(53,072 posts)It could be a way of getting out of the debates. I don't necessarily think that Hicks doesn't have COVID, but Trump may be using it. Who knows.
OhioBlue
(5,126 posts)sorry - but I just don't believe anything coming out of this administration. The headlines have been horrible for him in the last few days and hours. He might just be trying to garner sympathy.
Hugin
(33,207 posts)Filed under, "Wolf!"
alittlelark
(18,890 posts)But I did not expect this one.
NanceGreggs
(27,818 posts)I may change my mind depending on how things unfold over the next while. But for now, not convinced.
It keeps him off the campaign trail and the debate stage - which means no more of those embarrassing outbursts that have the GOP 'brand' in the shitter two months before an election. It really would help the Repubs if he were out of the way, instead of leaving piles of crap they have to 'clean up' every day.
fishwax
(29,149 posts)There is going to be plenty of coverage of his soft-pedaling of the disease, of his mockery of masks, of his administrations flouting of the rules, and of the high death tolls from the virus. And the odds are that, unfortunately, those numbers are going to be climbing in the next four weeks until the election. (Hospitalizations, which had been falling slowly and steadily from their late-July peak, have just started to tick up for the first time in about two months.)