Chuck Grassley’s ‘Spanish Flu’ Tweet Adds to Wave of Xenophobic COVID-19 Rhetoric From GOP
As the disease has gone on, so has Republicans’ urge to demonize China for it.
As the disease has gone on, so has Republicans’ urge to demonize China for it.
On March 17 2020, Imperial College London’s coronavirus response modeling report came to the attention of the broader public — which is why you’re suddenly seeing it everywhere.
A Facebook user’s xenophobic post mocked nationalized healthcare during a coronavirus pandemic.
The person posted a thread that contained second-hand but alarming claims that emergency rooms were running “at 200% capacity.”
A purported account out of Bergamo, Italy of a COVID-19 outbreak spread on multiple platforms, creating an impression of multiple pleas.
Another viral post about coronavirus testing is circulating, this time from a purportedly from a nurse quarantined in California.
United States President Donald Trump did not tell people watching talk show host Sean Hannity that if they contracted COVID-19 they should “go to work.”
Twitter user @into_the_brush’s claims about attempting unsuccessfully to be tested for novel coronavirus in Seattle went viral, so we decided to take a closer look.
Pundits and blogs expressed outrage about a late-term abortion bill getting voted down.
A lack of health experience was much more of a concern for the president before he ran for office.