Sky News host James Morrow says the politics surrounding the president's contraction of COVID are “absolutely diabolical for realDonaldTrump' but are worse for the Left.
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Sky News host James Morrow says the politics surrounding the president's contraction of COVID are “absolutely diabolical for Trump” but are worse for the Left. “They cannot contain their rage and their hatred over Donald Trump,” he said. “The stuff we saw on Friday and Saturday, over the weekend, and elsewhere, just everybody being feral and wishing him dead and all sorts of horrible things, even people like Queensland’s health minister getting in on the act.
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