Well, welcome back my this blog post. And this blog post I would like to talk about the second 2020 presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden as you may already knew that the 2020 United States presidential election is coming soon on at the beginning of November, the 3rd Tuesday, November 2020. It will be the 59th quadrennial presidential election.
And do you know what questions have been asked during the second 2020 debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden? I would like to share as below...
-How would you lead the country in the next stage of the coronavirus pandemic?
-What steps would you take to give Americans configence in a coronavirus vaccine?
-What do you say to people who are worries about the consequences of another shutdown?
-What is your message to parents who are worried about the dangers of sending their children to school?
-What would you do to end election interference from forein countries?
-How can voters know you do not have any foreign conflicts of interest?
-Why do you think you would be able to address the North Korea threat?
-What would you do if the Supreme Court overturns the Affordable Care Act?
-What do you say to people who are fearful of a government takeover of health care?
-Do you think this is the right time to raise the minimum wage?
-How will families separated at the border be reunited?
-Why should voters trust you on an immigration overhaul?
-Do you understand why African American parents are fearful for their children?
-What do you say to Americans who think your rhetoric is contributing to racial tensions?
-How would you combat climate change and support job growth?
-What will you say to Americans who did not vote for you?
Any more questions else? If you find more, please help comment in the section comment of the blog post below and to find out details, please watch the video below:
Second 2020 Presidential Debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden
(Oct. 6) President Donald Trump returned to the White House Monday evening after being treated for Covid-19 for three days at the hospital and removed his mask to pose for photos on a balcony before walking into the residence.
Trump didn’t speak to reporters at the White House and only said “thank you very much” to those gathered at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center before boarding the presidential helicopter. Back at the White House, he walked up the South Portico stairs to the balcony, where he removed his mask, flashed thumbs-up with both hands and saluted for several seconds.
He did not appear to put his mask back on before walking into the residence. The show of defiance toward both the virus and public health measures to combat its spread was in keeping with the president’s tone earlier when he announced he would leave the Bethesda, Maryland, hospital.
In a video released shortly afterward, Trump said of the virus: “Don’t let it dominate you.”
“I knew there’s danger to it. But I had to do it. I stood out front. I led. Nobody that’s a leader would not do what I did. I know there’s a risk. I know there’s a danger. But that’s O.K. And now I’m better. Maybe I’m immune, I don’t know,” he said.
“Get out there, be careful,” Trump added. “The vaccines are coming momentarily.”
The president has received medical care unavailable to most people, including three powerful medicines and an airlift to and from the hospital. The virus has infected more than 7.4 million Americans and has killed more than 210,000 since February, including 475 on Sunday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The president’s aides hope to keep him at the White House residence and away from the Oval Office but are uncertain how long that will last, according to people familiar with the matter.“We’ll be back on the campaign trail soon!!!” Trump tweeted before leaving the hospital.
“Over the past 24 hours, the president has continued to improve. He’s met or exceeded all hospital discharge criteria,” White House physician Sean Conley said at a briefing after Trump’s announcement.
Trump “may not entirely be out of the woods” but the rest of his care can safely be performed at the White House, Conley said.
The president received a fourth dose of an antiviral drug, Remdesivir, at Walter Reed before he was discharged and will get a fifth dose at the White House, his medical team said.
“He’s returning to a facility, the White House medical unit, that’s staffed 24-7,” Conley said. “Every day a patient stays in the hospital unnecessarily is a risk to themselves.”
Conley said coronavirus patients can stop shedding the virus in as few as five days after diagnosis, and that Trump would be monitored to determine when he is no longer infectious. The White House plans for Trump to stay in the residence for a few days before returning to normal, one of the people familiar with the matter said.
The White House is creating additional room for Trump to work in the residence, and avoid heading into the Oval Office, by converting the Map Room and Diplomatic Reception Room into office space, according to a person familiar with the matter.
All aides who will see Trump over the next few days will be required to be in full personal protective equipment and maintain physical distance from the president, that person said, asking not to be identified discussing internal preparations.
Conley conceded that the course of Trump’s illness could still take a turn. “We all remain cautiously optimistic and on guard because we’re in a bit of uncharted territory when it comes to a patient that received the therapies he has so early in the course,” he said.
“We’re looking to this weekend,” Conley added. “If we can get through to Monday with him remaining the same or improving, better yet, then we will all take that final deep sigh of relief.”
Trump has received doses of two other medicines, including an experimental “antibody cocktail” and a steroid, dexamethasone, usually used to combat inflammation in people with more severe cases of Covid-19.
During the news conference, one of Trump’s doctors read off a list of the president’s vital signs as of this morning, including his temperature, blood pressure, respiratory rate, heart rate and blood-oxygen saturation level. His medical team has not previously released that data to the public.
But Conley declined to discuss the results of scans of Trump’s lungs, citing federal health privacy law.
Trump went to the hospital Friday evening, after announcing early that morning he’d tested positive for the virus. He was briefly administered supplemental oxygen at the White House before traveling to Walter Reed, Conley said Sunday. Source: Bloomberg QuickTake: Now
Trump Removes Mask After Returning To White House From Walter Reed | NBC News
Trump could be discharged as early as Monday, physician says
President Trump's physician, Dr. Sean Conley, said Sunday that "if everything continues to go well" with the president's health, he could be discharged from Walter Reed Medical Center as early as Monday. Watch the briefing from the president's medical team.
Sean Conley, Sean Patrick Conley (born 1980) is an American osteopathic physician[1] and United States Navy officer who is the incumbent Physician to the President.[2]
Conley was born in 1980 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.[3] He graduated from Central Bucks High School East in 1998,[4][5] and received his bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame in 2002.[6]
Conley received his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2006.[7] He is a 2013 graduate of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program of Naval Medical Center Portsmouth in Portsmouth, Virginia. He received the Honor Graduate Award, Nurses' Choice Award for Outstanding Senior Resident Award, and the Resident Research Award.[8]
Response to the President's diagnosis of COVID-19
In the early morning of October 2, 2020, the White House announced that President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump had tested positive for COVID-19 after they were tested as a precaution when Trump's top aide, Hope Hicks, tested positive herself. At first, Trump began self-isolating in the White House, but under the recommendation of Conley, he was transferred to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. In contradiction to Conley's previous statements surrounding hydroxychloroquine, he released a statement to White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany that he had decided to place Trump under an antiviral therapy, specifically Remdesivir.[16] Conley described Trump's symptoms on the day of the announcement as "fatigued but in good spirits". Later, he would update Trump's symptoms as "nasal congestion and a cough and fatigue."[17] In regard to the First Lady, Conley described her as "well with only a mild cough and headache."[18] She did not accompany her husband to Walter Reed.
On the morning of October 3, Conley gave a press briefing regarding Trump's health, expressing that he and his team of physicians were "extremely happy" with the President's condition, and noting that most of the President's symptoms had subsided.[17] However, Conley stated that Trump was "72 hours into this diagnosis" which implied that Trump had attended a rally in Minnesota, knowing he was a potential COVID-19 vector at the time.[19] The 72 hour remark was quickly corrected by a press release indicating that the President was diagnosed the evening of Thursday, October 1st. Minutes later, contradictory news reports were issued that the President's vital signs had been "very concerning" and that he had been on supplemental oxygen.[20]
At night on October 3, Conley warned that Trump was "not yet out of the woods" with regard to his condition.[21] Read more on Wikipedia
Watch, Trump could be discharged as early as Monday, physician says
Melania Trump Maybe Angry Donald Trump? This post, I would like to share about a video that I found on Youtube, it's about Melania Trump swatting Donald's hand away. The video is still hot view on Youtube.
Melania is the US first lady and she is US President Donald Trump's wife. At the airport of Israel, I think, while walking, President Donald Trump want to hold his wife Melania's hand, but she didn't want to let Donald hold her hand, maybe the first lady got any bad mood with Mr.President? It's just my thinking, please don't take it as official.
Please watch the video below to see the details of how their action was:
