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 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Monday defended his light campaign travel schedule, maintaining that he's not overconfident about his odds of defeating incumbent President Trump with one week to go until the November election.
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While the U.S. sets new daily records for Covid-19 cases, Trump is betting voters care more about the economy and loosening restrictions than controlling the virus.
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 President Trump has intensified his accusations of wrongdoing by Joe Biden, based on emails supposedly found on a laptop formerly owned by Biden's son Hunter. But a plurality of voters aren't buying it — and a majority believe Trump and his family are more "corrupt" than the Bidens.
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 **Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Getty** Donald Trump doesn't care who gets sick or dies from COVID-19—even if it's his own supporters. That's the harsh reality of where we find ourselves as a nation as Trump holds superspreader campaign rallies and continues to intentionally—and I believe criminally—mislead Americans about this deadly virus because he believes this helps him politically.
When Trump resumed his campaign rallies on Sept. 8—after a summer hiatus because of the July COVID spike—our nation averaged approximately 36,000 new COVID cases per day. Over the past week, we've averaged a whopping 69,814 new cases per day. There's a straight line between Trump's rallies and this spike, with studies showing increases in areas where he held rallies and as he's signaled to his supporters that mask-wearing and social distancing are signs of weakness.
Now, Trump has hit a new low with his desperate closing argument that COVID is not so much a health risk but an
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