ANALYSIS: The people at greatest risk from coronavirus could make Trump a one-term president
When Presidential challenger Joe Biden emerged from his Delaware home for the first time in two months, his difference from Donald Trump was written all over his face.
Every time Donald Trump announces plans to leave the White House, he's asked if he's going to wear a mask. It may seem like a distraction from the real issues, but the question does speak to something much deeper and more disturbing about the United States right now.
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