The president has shrugged off the pandemic as a 'blue state' problem. Now it's hitting his supporters hard.
Pennsylvania’s Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf last week slammed Trump for staging two rallies in his state without safety protocols to protect attendees’ health.that the president would insist on holding this event with blatant disregard for social distancing and masking requirements,” Wolf said in a statement. ”Americans should be very concerned that the president has put headlines and publicity above the health and safety of our families and communities.
Check out this COVID infection rate map. Almost a perfect overlay with red state America as we head towards the final month of the campaign.
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