Video: Trump shakes a leg at campaign rallies, netizens say 'dance like nobody's dying'

Unlike his supporters who were cheering for US President Donald Trump, internet users are left divided over him breaking into a brief dance at a massive rally in Florida and Pennsylvania. Following his COVID-19 diagsis, Trump resumed his reelection campaign just two weeks after testing positive for vel coronavirus and told his supporters in Sanford, near Orlando that he is “immune” to COVID-19. 

Florida campaign rally’s highlight became Donald Trump breaking into dance to Vill People’s YMCA. While crowd cheered and song was pumping on loudspeakers, US President did his so-called trademark dance, that includes pumping his fists and moving his legs. Soon after video from Florida of Trump dancing caused a stir on internet, US President repeated same at Pennsylvania.

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However, many criticised him for downplaying severity of pandemic and “while Americans suffer”, he chose to celebrate his own recovery. Meanwhile, ors who are backing for Trump to get second term in upcoming US Election 2020, called him "cool", "bubbly", "amazing" and added that y will be "sad when he leaves office" probably after four more years. 

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Republican President is competing with Democratic rival Joe Biden to acquire US presidency in vember. Trump tested positive for COVID-19 just days after he mocked Biden for wearing facemasks. n, he got hospitalised at Walter Reed Medical Centre and made a grand return to White House in four days after treatment that included oxygen supplement and antibody cocktail cure for COVID-19. However, in his public addresses, Trump has t only said that he is 'immune' but also that he learnt 'a lot about COVID-19' by going to "real school". 

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Trump downplays COVID-19 severity

US President Donald Trump is being widely criticised for downplaying severity of disease. In a bid to secure his presidency for second term in US Elections, Trump mocked disease in front of a packed crowd and said, “I feel so powerful, I'll walk into that audience. I'll walk in re, I'll kiss everyone in that audience.”

Trump said, "I'll kiss guys and beautiful women and --everybody. I'll just give everybody a big, fat kiss."

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