Stanford study: Trump campaign rallies led to 30,000 COVID cases, 700 deaths
Trump had a rally here a while back, and anyone who attended had to sign a waiver absolving the Trump campaign of any liability if they catch coronavirus.
Researchers at Stanford University believe President Donald Trump's re-election campaign rallies — which are not socially distanced and mask wearing is sporadic — are responsible for 30,000 COVID-19 cases and 700 deaths across the country.
In a paper published Saturday, the four researchers examine infection patterns in 18 separate counties before and after they hosted Trump rallies between June 20 and Sept. 22. The researchers conclude the rallies "ultimately resulted in more than 30,000 incremental confirmed cases of COVID-19" and "likely led to more than 700 deaths."
Trump had a rally here a while back, and anyone who attended had to sign a waiver absolving the Trump campaign of any liability if they catch coronavirus.