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Without context your can't tell. He obviously doesn't believe coronavirus is a hoax, so it appears what he said is the Democrats attacks on unpreparedness is "t
by WillPostForFood 7y ago
Without context your can't tell. He obviously doesn't believe coronavirus is a hoax, so it appears what he said is the Democrats attacks on unpreparedness is "their new hoax". The full comment is:
Now the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. They have no clue, they can't even count their votes in Iowa. This is their new hoax
- fzeroracer 7y agoWhen he says the coronavirus is a hoax, he's explicitly referring to the numbers and the people infected. Because again, he's already done this exact same plan before! At that point it does not matter if he believes the coronavirus is fake or if he believes that the virus is a complete non-issue because the end result is the same.
- nsxwolf 7y agoWhen who says? Trump? Because he's never said that coronavirus is a hoax, at least not from what I can find. Certainly not in the decontextualized quote being talked about now.
- zaroth 7y agoThis is just the typical way that Trump is misquoted. Drop a word here or there, ignore the context, and you have another great headline. A staffer telling Trump “this is their new ‘hoax’” has a readily understandable meaning which is not even remotely calling Coronavirus itself a hoax.