TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月28日 01時38分

Listening to the speakers at the Republican National Convention, you might be forgiven for thinking that the coronavirus pandemic is over. When Vice President Mike Pence took the stage on Aug. 26, write Tessa Berenson and Brian Bennett, his speech was a striking example of the Trump Administration's attempts to reframe the history of the pandemic that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives worldwide and nearly ground the American economy to a halt. "Thanks to the courage and compassion of the American people, we are slowing the spread, we are protecting the vulnerable, and we are saving lives, and we are opening up American again," Pence said, speaking at Fort McHenry in Baltimore. Pence was named chair of the White House coronavirus task force in late February. Experts point to the failure to set up a speedy and functional testing and tracing system, the inconsistent guidance coming from the White House on mask-wearing and other crucial mitigation measures, and the early push to reopen states as costly missteps in the Trump Administration's response to the virus. In August, more than six months after COVID-19 began sweeping through the U.S., the country continues to lead the world in confirmed cases of COVID-19 and number of deaths. Americans have experienced unemployment rates unseen since the Great Depression. The U.S. will almost certainly surpass 200,000 deaths from the virus before the election. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @andyharnik—@apnews

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