News came out this afternoon that President Trump is leaving the hospital and is returning to the White House after contracting the China coronavirus and beating it:
The President’s ability to overcome the China coronavirus is one thing, but there is more information that supports the belief that the virus is dissipating.
Despite over 70,000 cases of COVID-19 identified at 50 major universities this fall, only 3 individuals have been hospitalized and there are no deaths:
Latest Information Reveals China Coronavirus Is Fizzling Out – Hospitalizations and Deaths Provide the Proof
- by: Joe Hoft
- 10.06.20
- Source:
Gateway Pundit
- 10/06/2020
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