Remember when all of the cable news networks had COVID-19 death counters on-screen all the time during the Trump administration? You know they were silently hoping for that number to hit one million.
The death counters are long gone, but President Joe Biden reminded us Tuesday that we're still reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed over 100 people.
BIDEN: "We're still feeling the profound loss of the pandemic — as I mentioned earlier — over 100 people dead!" pic.twitter.com/nbsExCVAf6
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 25, 2023
I mean he's right, I guess. 🙃
— JayViper (@JayViperTV) July 25, 2023
Realistically 100 people died FROM Covid.
— Kyle (@nitrofreak1992) July 25, 2023
Even CNN's Jake Tapper had some self-reflection and noted we should count those who died FROM Covid separately from those who died WITH Covid.
This is actually closer to the truth, lol.
— Matthew H (@MattH_4America) July 25, 2023
— constipated kirby 🏴☠️ (@notDavi23754540) July 25, 2023
Biden once told us COVID killed over 120 million people. I'm confused. pic.twitter.com/my6BMQ3hY3
— RealBFolks✪ (@RealBFolks) July 25, 2023
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And this is why @PressSec stopped quoting him.
— Jason Hatton (@TheGrumpyGitPA) July 25, 2023
Guess they died before he cured cancer. RIP
— B (@Brian_Chinnici) July 25, 2023
This has been a banner day for Biden: He announced that he's cured cancer as we know it, claimed that history is being banned, and announced a monument to "Evan" Till.
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