Rachel Maddow Blasts Trump And Pence For Straight Up Lying About Availability Of Medical Masks
At every turn throughout this global health emergency, Donald Trump has sought to cover up the truth for his own personal benefit.
At every turn throughout this global health emergency, Donald Trump has sought to cover up the truth for his own personal benefit.
As the economy continues its slide into recession, the Trump administration is trying to cover up how many people are filing for unemployment.
Leaders in both parties have an opportunity to join together and go big for the American people. So far, the Republicans are going small.
Gov. Jared Polis fired back at Trump’s suggestion that governors, not the federal government, should largely be managing this global health emergency.
According to experts, the Senate Republican coronavirus stimulus plan would benefit the better off while giving poor and working people little help.
Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) dumped $1.6 million in stock before the market crashed based on early briefings he received on the coronavirus.
Economists at the Center For Economic And Policy Research analyzed Trump’s coronavirus stimulus plan and concluded that he is still getting everything wrong.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is trying to convince Donald Trump to veto any coronavirus stimulus bill that would provide cash payments to the American people.
Trump teamed up with a One America News Network propagandist to use the coronavirus briefing to attack the media and spread lies.
After being asked when coronavirus tests will be widely available, Trump threw a fit and said that the media made him get tested.
The number of cases of coronavirus in the United States continues to climb. The reason? It’s partly because the disease is spreading more, but also partly because more tests are becoming available, allowing people who contracted the disease but didn’t know one way or the other days ago to finally find out. As of Thursday…
Sen. Richard Burr was heard on a leaked tape giving early warning on the coronavirus to rich donors as Trump downplayed the situation
A congressman from the northernmost state in the Union told seniors last week they had nothing to worry about coronavirus infecting them, calling such concerns “overblown” during an event last week. “They call it the coronavirus. I call it the beer virus. How do you like that?” Rep. Don Young, a Republican from Alaska, said…
President Donald Trump recently shifted gears and said earlier this week that he always knew a coronavirus pandemic was on its way. But while that may be a CYA move by the president in a blatant attempt to make it seem like he’s not failing when it comes to responding to the CODIV-19 outbreak, others…
In 2009, Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) voted against the Obama administration’s attempt to include funding for pandemic flu preparations in its economic stimulus plan. In light of the coronavirus pandemic, which has claimed the lives of at least 155 Americans nationwide, that vote has come back to haunt her. “It is the regular appropriations process…
A new HuffPost/YouGov poll conducted over the weekend found that President Donald Trump enjoys strong support from white evangelicals despite continued criticism over his administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Roughly 7 in 10 white evangelical Christians approve of the way the president is handling matters related to the pandemic, according to the poll. 52…
According to a report in The Courier-Mail, President Donald Trump nearly tweeted that actor Tom Hanks had died from coronavirus after misunderstanding reports that the actor had been “discharged” from care at an Australian hospital. Trump had been prepared to tweet about Hanks’s death until Australia-based United States embassy officials informed Australian health authorities that Hanks…