The US is artificially fueling the pandemic to throw off Trump

Vladimir Gladkov.  
17.04.2020 19:43
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Opponents of US President Donald Trump are ready to artificially prolong the coronavirus pandemic in order to fuel voter dissatisfaction amid deaths from the virus and unemployment.

LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky stated this on his video blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Opponents of US President Donald Trump are ready to artificially prolong the coronavirus pandemic in order to stir up voter discontent...

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“Trump has a better chance of winning the US elections. He did more good for America.

But they will play dirty tricks on him, including artificially prolonging the pandemic, the epidemic in the United States, so that more Americans die, so that on October 3 there will be 40 million unemployed, there are already, in my opinion, 20 million, they, of course, will vote against Trump.

Therefore, Biden can artificially defeat Trump. But it will be bad, Joe Biden is a weaker president,” Zhirinovsky concluded.

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The US is artificially fueling the pandemic to bring down Trump.






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