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Trump’s And Biden’s Memorial Day Events Highlight Starkly Different Campaign Tones
As a maskless President Donald Trump was greeted in Baltimore by a sizeable, tightly packed crowd of largely maskless supporters for his Memorial Day visit, his Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, donned a mask at a crowdless wreath laying ceremony, underscoring a deep tonal divide between the two candidates.
Trump delivered a Memorial Day speech at Baltimore’s Fort McHenry, where his motorcade was greeted by a raucous crowd of supporters, many of whom were not wearing masks or social distancing. As with his last visit to Baltimore, Trump was also received by protestors, who were socially distanced and wearing masks. Trump, whose visit was repudiated by the Mayor of Baltimore for its violation of the city’s stay-at-home order, was without a mask for the entire event.
By contrast, Biden, whose campaign has been relegated to solely digital events since March, was seen wearing a mask as he attended a low-key, uncontroversial wreath laying ceremony in his first public appearance since the outbreak of the virus.
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As different as day is from night.
As a maskless President Donald Trump was greeted in Baltimore by a sizeable, tightly packed crowd of largely maskless supporters for his Memorial Day visit, his Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, donned a mask at a crowdless wreath laying ceremony, underscoring a deep tonal divide between the two candidates.
Trump delivered a Memorial Day speech at Baltimore’s Fort McHenry, where his motorcade was greeted by a raucous crowd of supporters, many of whom were not wearing masks or social distancing. As with his last visit to Baltimore, Trump was also received by protestors, who were socially distanced and wearing masks. Trump, whose visit was repudiated by the Mayor of Baltimore for its violation of the city’s stay-at-home order, was without a mask for the entire event.
By contrast, Biden, whose campaign has been relegated to solely digital events since March, was seen wearing a mask as he attended a low-key, uncontroversial wreath laying ceremony in his first public appearance since the outbreak of the virus.
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As different as day is from night.