Why did Donald Trump down down play the pandemic

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vivado [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The election

Explanation: The election was down played so he can win the election, of course is was a big thing around December when it broke out so he said it will be like the flu making everyone think that it would go away faster than it would, everyone with out mask getting sick and holding his big campaign events luring big voters while he can making up the the cure, saying that it would be ready in a few weeks, which was never true sadly it never came out and trump continue to support his voters to ruin everything else and try to win the election by cheating

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