The former presidential candidate died of the virus in July, but his family continues to tweet conspiracy theories from his account.
The Twitter account formerly used by the late Herman Cain fired off a head-scratching message on Sunday, insisting that the coronavirus “isn’t as deadly” as once thought.
Cain died in July at the age of 74 after being hospitalized for more than a month with the COVID-19 infection. Given Cain’s own cause of death, the tweet ― which was eventually deleted ― drew a rather stunned response from critics on social media: — Patton Oswalt August 31, 2020PS: Do you know how fucking creepy it is that you continue to tweet from his account? https://t.
Herman Cain’s team is still downplaying COVID-19 even after Herman Cain died of COVID-19. Lmao you can’t make this shit up. https://t.co/VOF9JNUKG6— Anthony Oliveira August 31, 2020 Does Herman Cain, who died a month ago of covid-19, still tweeting that covid-19 is a hoax, count as a"zombie apocalypse?" Asking for my bingo card. https://t.co/jEtcZEjoQMStory continuesEveryone deserves accurate information about COVID-19. Support journalism without a paywall — and keep it free for everyone — by becoming a HuffPost member today.This article originally appeared on HuffPost and has been updated.
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