WASHINGTON, Oct 6 ― US President Donald Trump has no basis for claiming success battling the country's coronavirus crisis, Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said yesterday, saying his policies had endangered Americans. “He should not be dealing with it politically to make it...
A Democrat, Pelosi said she hoped yesterday's decision to release the Republican Trump from his hospital stay for the virus came from his doctors. — Reuters pic
“He should not be dealing with it politically to make it look like he overcame the virus because he had such good policies, because in fact he has been very destructive and dangerous to the country,” she said. Pelosi told MSNBC that Trump could be a “long hauler,” someone who experiences longer-term consequences. She said the testing protocol at the White House, where several of Trump's aides have also fallen ill, “apparently ... doesn't work.”
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