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Donald Trump recently made incorrect claims about the deadly Coronavirus that led a physician to warn the public about it.
Earlier this week, the POTUS shockingly accused the media of hyping the virus to hurt him. More specifically, he attacked MSNBC and CNN for doing everything that they can to make the virus look as bad as possible.
“Low ratings Fake News Media MSDNC (Comcast) and @CNN are doing everything possible to make the Coronavirus look as bad as possible, including panicking markets, if possible. Likewise, their incompetent Do Nothing Democrat comrades are all talk, no action. The USA is in great shape!” he tweeted.
Not many people noticed that the POTUS also misspelled the word Coronavirus by writing Caronavirus.
According to Political Flare, the Trump administration has been downplaying the virus threat to the United States by not giving Americans details on the issue. In fact, economic adviser Larry Kudlow said that the virus has already been contained. His and Trump’s statements contradicted what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said about Americans having to prepare for the possibility of major disruptions to their every day lives.
On Twitter, Dr. John M. Talmadge slammed Trump by saying that he obviously doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
“#Presidementia Corona Edition: Trump is mentally impaired & does not know what Coronavirus is or the threat it poses. Don’t believe ANYTHING coming out of the White House,” he wrote alongside an article published by USA Today.
Dr. Talmadge is also convinced that the POTUS is suffering from dementia.
“#Presidementia - This was not Trump giving an answer to a question; this was a symptom. The condition is untreatable & uncurable. Alzheimer's dementia destroys the life of Fred Trump, and dementia tends to run in families. #TrumpDementia #TrumpWontDebate,” he tweeted.
Other netizens also mocked the president for not giving factual and accurate information about the Coronavirus.
“The Donald says “Everything’s fine The Democrats just like to whine But I’m here to say It might go away and all of the praise shall be mine. #COVID19,” Twitter user @Mick_Limerick said.
“He is clueless why all this fuss over a cold, he can't spell it and his ‘people’ incompetent as he is to cope. I bet he goes off tonight on his usual tangents blaming Dems for it,” Twitter user @ellenton1950 said.
