Donald Trump has said the lockdowns imposed by various states across the country are “unconstitutional.”
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday (local time) that lockdowns imposed by various states across the country to curb coronavirus cases were “unconstitutional.”
“The point is, we are winning all of these cases because what they’re doing is unconstitutional and I think they’re doing it for political reasons. But you can’t let that continue with the lockdowns,” Trump told the town hall.
Speaking on the issue of wearing masks, he said that “as President I cannot be locked in a room and do nothing. As President you have to be there. I am totally agree. I say wear the mask, I agree with that. “
When asked if he supports collective immunity as a strategy to fight COVID-19, he said the cure couldn’t be worse than the problem, adding that the United States had made the good thing.
“The cure cannot be worse than the problem itself. We were expected to lose 2 million people and maybe more than that. We are 210,000 (dead) – one is too many. from China and you have to get it, ”he said.
According to CNN, Trump, about white supremacy, said he spoke out against it.
“I spoke out against white supremacy. I spoke out against white supremacy for years, but you always start with the question, you didn’t ask Joe Biden whether or not he was speaking out against Antifa,” Trump said in quoting CNN, adding: “I denounced white supremacy. I denounce Antifa and I denounce these left-wing people who are burning our cities, who are run by Democrats.”
According to the latest updates from Johns Hopkins University, the United States – which is the country most affected by the virus – has a total of 7,975,725 cases of COVID-19 and the highest death toll in the world with 217,746 deaths.
The US presidential elections are scheduled to take place on November 3.
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