'In a moment where we have a public health crisis... getting trustworthy, reliable, information from the President is important,' RepCicilline says on President Trump's inaccurate coronavirus claims.
Every hour, there's another closure or another infection or another death. Every day, there's a growing global death toll. In the United States the coronavirus resembles a drumbeat in the distance: If you're distracted, you may not hear it. Or maybe just once in a while. But if you listen carefully, and you can hear it very clearly and ominously."Fears of a global pandemic are growing," as CNN.
">> Big picture from the NYT:"He has dealt with the coronavirus, the first external crisis of his administration, by repeating a string of falsehoods rather than delivering reassurance...""Coronavirus tests Trump's credibility gap"That's the headline on John Harwood's latest for CNN.
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