'The Obama administration tested 1 million people for H1N1 in the first month after the first U.S. diagnosed case,' Ronald Klain said.
Ronald Klain, the one-time chief of staff to former Vice President Joe Biden, who served as a response coordinator for the Obama administration's ebola response team, has sought to set the record straight after President Donald Trump claimed Biden's handling of the swine flu outbreak was"one of the worst on record."
Trump's claim of a"78% approval rating" appeared to come from a Gallup poll from early February, when global concern over the coronavirus outbreak was still relatively low. Confidence ratings in the government's handling of the 2005 avian flu outbreak, the 2014 ebola virus, the 2017 zika virus were all lower.
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In Michigan, Biden swept counties that voted for Sanders and then for Trump in 2016Biden's resounding win of Michigan and its large population of blue-collar workers suggests he could take back the state that briefly went red—and that he stands a chance of beating Trump in November.
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Big Michigan Turnout a Boost for Joe Biden—and a Warning for President TrumpPolitical analysts said Joe Biden’s big Michigan victory on Tuesday suggested the state likely would be tougher for President Trump to win this year than in 2016, when he carried it by fewer than 11,000 votes.
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Biden turns his focus from Sanders to Trump — and rebooting his own campaignThe former vice president has been running a shoestring operation and now has to scale up even as he continues to battle Sen. Bernie Sanders for delegates.
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Bernie Sanders says Joe Biden can beat Donald Trump: 'Between you and me, don't tell anybody''I think even Republicans and moderates are gonna say you know what, we can't have four more years of this guys,' Sanders told Jimmy Fallon.
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Joe Biden slams Trump over coronavirus response, says administration's 'failure on testing is colossal''This virus laid bare the severe shortcomings of the current administration,' the former vice president said.
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