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italy coronavirus, CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR OPINION NEWSLETTER This is what it seems to be for Trump, they say. Does that sound like a fact to you? You could blame this idiocy on polarization. The swine flu killed thousands under Obama, but I don't recall the media attacking him, because he was their guy. Then there was Hurricane Katrina, a natural disaster made worse by a corrupt local government. But the media blamed President George W. Bush because he was a Republican, not their guy.
italy coronavirus - CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE So that's the pattern. If the media and Democrats hate the president, a crisis is their tool. It isn't new. What is new? A president who responds in kind. That's Trump. His feistiness will not slow our country's great ability to handle this threat. It's what got him to close the borders, which was panned as racist in the media. What Trump does or does not do will not make any difference to the press.
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italy coronavirus - Anchor Harris Faulkner hosts a special edition of 'Outnumbered Overtime' with insight on the coronavirus outbreak from Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS administrator Seema Verma, member of President Trump's coronavirus task force, and the Fox News medical A-Team. Italy's prime minister announced Monday evening that he was expanding restrictions on travel to cover the entire country in an unprecedented peacetime move to try to stop the spread of coronavirus. Giuseppe Conte said that a new government decree will require all Italians to meet a limited set of criteria -- such as a need to work or health conditions -- in order to travel outside the areas where they live.
italy coronavirus - He said the quarantine ordered by Rome in the north over the weekend was not enough and would have to be extended to the whole country, impacting the country's 60 million residents. There won't be just a red zone, Conte told reporters. There will be Italy. Italy registered 1,807 more confirmed cases as of Monday evening, for a national total of 9,172, the most cases of the virus outside of China. The number of dead in Italy also increased by 97 to 463. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE