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If you don't die, you'll be able to take the presidency

"Canadian Live Network lahoo.ca Wang Tianlin Review"The events that have shocked the world over U.S. President Donald Trump's infection with COVID-19 are still a mystery, but in any case, it's clear that his popularity has risen a lot and may have helped him in the election, but on the other hand, the worry is that the White House may have a super-spread.

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Polls are bucking the trend

Although Mr. Trump has confirmed COVID-19, he is running against Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the polls, according to a new poll released by the Democratic Institute, a U.S. think tank. The agency has successfully predicted Brexit and the election of Trump as U.S. president in 2016.

Trump thanked his supporters on Twitter. (Photo: Twitter)

Trump is polling nationwide46% supportthat beat Biden by 45 percent. He won 47 percent of the six key swing states, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, surpassing Biden's 43 percent.Polls also predict that Mr. Trump could end up with 320 electoral votes, while Mr. Biden would have 218。

Ivanka posted a photo of Trump's work. (Photo: Twitter)

Mr. Trump's illness did give him some "gains" from previous polls, and his daughter, Ivanka Trump, tweeted a photo of her father working in a hospital room on Saturday night, October 3, writing, "Nothing can stop him from working for the American people."

The illness is still as foggy as it is

However, Mr. Trump's illness remains the focus of attention, but in this regard, different White House officials have different views on his health, making it impossible to 凖 the extent of Mr. Trump's illness.

There have been U.S. media reporters broke the news:After his infection, Mr. Trump kept asking those around him if they would dieAt least at the beginning of the diagnosis, at least, Mr. Trump himself felt seriously.

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White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows also told reporters on Saturday, October 3rd, that Mr Trump's vital signs over the past 24 hours were "very worrying" and that the next 48 hours would be crucial.For now, Mr. Trump is still in full recovery.

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Another source told reporters,Mr. Trump had oxygen before he was admitted to the hospital. Before the decision to hospitalize Mr. Trump was made, he developed symptoms of breathing difficulties and decreased oxygen levels。

Conley talks about Trump's illness. (Photo: AP)

It looks serious, but according to AFP, the White House doctor saidSean ConleyOn Sunday, October 4th, the President of the United StatesTrump is "in good shape" and could be discharged from the hospital as soon as Monday and return to the White House for further treatment.

Conley said That Trump, who was infected with COVID-19, had a high fever on the 2nd and developed breathing difficulties on the 3rd, and his blood oxygen level dropped to 93%, so the medical team decided to hospitalize him.He admitted to using the auxiliary oxygen and steroid anti-inflammatory drug dexamethasone against Trump., and also with a second dose of Redsiway treatment, after treatment, the current blood oxygen concentration has been recovered to 98%, also no longer fever. Conley said Trump's situation continues to improve and his life signs are stable.

Mr. Trump's health care team said late Saturday, October 3, that he would spend most of Saturday afternoon"On duty and there is no problem moving around the ward"。

On Saturday night, Trump recorded a video about four minutes long at the hospital and posted it on Twitter. Mr. Trump said he "didn't feel that good" when he first arrived at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

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He added: "Over the next few days, I think it will be a real test, so we'll see what happens in the next few days." But he believes he "will be back soon."

No matter how well Trump feels about himself, however, Trump, who is 74 years old, can't fake it because he's male and is classified as obese, and he's a high-risk group for COVID-19.

Kyle Kondik, a political analyst at the University of Virginia, may be wondering: "Today's situation is strange.Doctors and the White House speak differently, and both sides are revising their version of events. This phenomenon can only deepen the credibility of this government.”

Multiple people in the White House have been diagnosed

As we all know, Mr. Trump is pretty light-hearted about epidemic prevention, quite ostracized, even contemptuous of wearing a mask, so his infection with COVID-19 is bound to be reminiscent of the possibility of super-transmission in the White House.

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That's not alarmist, after U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he and first lady Melania Trump had tested positive for the new crown. On Saturday, September 26, Trump announced the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court in the crowded Rose Garden, USA Today reported. The event came under close scrutiny after at least seven people who attended the ceremony tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, including the Trumps themselves.

USA Today said about 180 people attended the ceremony, only about 50 wore masks, and few kept enough social distance. This raises questions about whether the event was a "super-transmission event" where the virus may have spread.

In public that day, in addition to the diagnosis of Trump and first lady Melania, other people who tested positive for COVID-19 were:President's adviser Hope Hicks, former White House adviser Kellyanne Conway's Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien, Utah Sen. Mike Lee, North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson and University of Notre Dame John Jenkins, president of Dame, and Chris Christie, campaign adviser。

Biden called for his withdrawal

Biden. (Photo: AP)

Mr. Biden, Mr. Trump's Democratic challenger, canceled his offensive ads while Mr. Trump was in the hospital and sent senior aides on Sunday to send a friendly message. It seems that Biden's first presidential debate with Trump was like two old babies quarrelling, a lot of anger, but Biden after all, did not get sick, to Trump "shout" the bottom of the air is enough.

"We sincerely hope that the president will recover soon, and we will see him drop out of the race soon," Symone Sanders, an adviser, said in an interview with CNN. She added: "It's a clear reminder that the virus is real. "

However, watching Trump rise in the polls after the illness, it seems thatUnless Mr. Trump does fall in the end, the U.S. presidential election campaign in November is likely to be a smoke-filled, murderous onesituation.

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