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Kayleigh McEnany Hit With Brutal Fact Check After Her Boast About Trump's Concern For Americans' 'Health'

Kayleigh McEnany Hit With Brutal Fact Check After Her Boast About Trump's Concern For Americans' 'Health'
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Friday morning White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany baffled people on social media with her ability to clutch so tightly to the misinformation from the Trump administration.

The tweet was in response to an investigative Vanity Fair article published on Thursday that boldly criticized President Trump's disastrous response to the pandemic since the start of 2020. The virus has since devastated the country landing the United States with the highest infection rate worldwide.


In the tweet about the hard-hitting article McEnany stated:

"President Trump has consistently put the health of all Americans first."

Twitter users called out the Press Secretary for her statement citing the raising death toll that has claimed 200,000 American lives.






Many people voiced their outrage at Trump's continued attempt to get rid of the Affordable Care Act with no alternative in place which would leave tens of millions of Americans without access to healthcare during a pandemic.



Doesn't sound like putting American health first.

In a February interview with journalist Bob Woodward, Trump admitted he knew how dangerous and easily communicable the virus is while still denying it publicly.

Twitter users reminded McEnany how Trump willingly and consistently lied to the public about the virus when he knew these deadly risks.




One truth in all this is that the American people are done with all the lies.




During this public health crisis it is important to fact check your information. We are all in this together.

Stopping the spread of misinformation will help us better understand how to keep each other safe. Stay safe, wash your hands, and vote in November.

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