18 Trump rallies have led to 30,000 COVID-19 cases: Stanford University study | TheHill - The Hill

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  1. 18 Trump rallies have led to 30,000 COVID-19 cases: Stanford University study | TheHill  The Hill
  2. Watch: Trump Repeatedly Claims Covid-19 'Going Away' As Cases Rise | NBC News  NBC News
  3. Study links Trump rallies to more than 700 Covid deaths  POLITICO
  4. Donald Trump Jr.’s ugly rant on Fox makes a strong case against his father  The Washington Post
  5. American Medical Association rips Trump's claim that doctors inflating COVID-19 numbers | TheHill  The Hill
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