Aaron Rupar
Former associate editor, politics & policy
Latest articles by Aaron Rupar
Trump wants to change the topic from coronavirus to conspiracy theories. Fox is helping him out.
Fauci didn’t even say Trump’s name. He didn’t have to.
The president just baselessly suggested that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough killed an intern. Really.
Monday’s news conference ended with Trump melting down in response to questions from female reporters.
In any previous era, the tweets would be a major national scandal. In Trump’s America, it was Sunday.
The president wants you to believe the US response is the envy of the world. It isn’t.
The coronavirus pandemic was a passing topic during Trump’s latest hour-long vent session.
They say it’s “nonsensical” for everyone to get tested — with exceptions for anyone who crosses paths with Trump.
“I’ll be honest, uh, I have a lot of things going on,” Trump said, trying to explain his lack of coronavirus preparation.
The models are based on the relaxation of social distancing that Trump has been championing.