Coronavirus impact on the U.S. Economy is China’s doing

The Dow plunged another 2,000 points today. 

This news comes after President Donald Trump said that the United States will restrict travel from Europe to the U.S. for the next 30 days in his address to the nation last night in the Oval Office. 

Trump said this measure was made to help limit the spread of the coronavirus, which has infected tens of thousands of people in Europe, especially Italy. 

Travel from the U.K. to the U.S. will not be affected by the 30-day travel restrictions.

At the time of this publication, the coronavirus, which originated in the Wuhan Province of China, has infected 118,332 people with 4,290 deaths worldwide as of yesterday, according to Fox News, Only 1,100 of those cases have occurred in the U.S., with 30 U.S. deaths.

The Stock Market numbers have fallen due to coronavirus and the impact the virus has had on travel and business. Sports organizations like the NBA, NHL and MLB have also postponed or canceled their seasons. The drop surges and event cancelations weren’t caused by Trump’s handling of the coronavirus crisis we now face. 

President Trump has worked hard to combat the coronavirus and to make sure the virus’ spread across in the United States is under control. Back in January, the Trump Administration declared coronavirus a “public health emergency”. The United States has also put travel bans on countries affected by the virus, such as China and South Korea, to prevent people infected with coronavirus to travel to the U.S.

The U.S. Economy has also grown stronger under President Trump. Because of President Trump’s Administration and his “America First” policy, the Stock Market at one point rose to over 29,000 points, the first time the Dow has risen that high on record. 

That is a significant rise over the last three years of Trump’s presidency. To put this in perspective, the U.S. economy (or the Dow) was set at 18,000-19,000 in October 2016, one month before Trump was elected as President in the 2016 Presidential Election. 

The U.S. economy was stagnant under Barrack Obama and Joe Biden’s Administration. President Trump has worked hard to undo the damage these two men caused and the mistakes they made. 

Everyday Americans are better off under Trump than we were under Obama. 

While the coronavirus is hurting American business and our economy, it isn’t because of President Trump’s policies or his handling of the coronavirus crisis. 

Trump isn’t responsible for the significant drops in the Stock Market. It is China’s fault. 

China covered up the origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus, which the rest of the world still doesn’t know. 

The Chinese doctor who leaked details about the coronavirus mysteriously died “from coronavirus,” as the Chinese regime tells the world. 

Do we really believe that the man who leaked information about the coronavirus, a scientist who actually was there working on the virus, just suddenly died from coronavirus while thousands of others haven’t died from coronavirus? 

We’re fooling ourselves if we think China didn’t murder the scientist. They have the power to cover up his death. We don’t need concrete evidence to know that. 

And now, China is launching an all-out propaganda campaign to blame the U.S. for the coronavirus outbreak. This comes after China covered up the coronavirus and refuses to be open about the virus’ origin and the number of cases inside China.

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson reported that China, Democrats, and the mainstream media denounce people, especially conservatives, from addressing the origins of the coronavirus by claiming it is racist to call it the “Chinese coronavirus” or the “Wuhan coronavirus,” even though the virus originated in China.

The Chinese Communist Party will look for any way to divide America and weaken us as a nation, while at the same time trying to save their own skin.

It wouldn’t surprise me if one of the Chinese government’s goals in covering up the coronavirus was to intentionally attack the U.S. economy and the global markets. 

Let me ask you this: do you blame the firefighter trying to stop the blaze and lessen its damage, or the person responsible for starting the fire in the first place?  

There’s only one country to blame for the coronavirus crisis, the mass hysteria and the damages to the American economy and businesses: China. 

Not President Donald Trump, not the United States and not the American people. 

Virus epidemics and pandemics don’t last forever. They die down. Swine Flu, Ebola and SARS (which also started in China) all came and went. We just need to be patient and take precautionary steps to avoid catching coronavirus, such as washing our hands and being healthier. 

It will take time, but the U.S. economy will bounce back and grow stronger than ever before. Our country isn’t struggling from Swine Flu anymore, so we won’t struggle from the Chinese coronavirus long-term. 

We have confidence that our economy and our lives will return to normal. 

We just need to be prepared for the coronavirus and make sure the economy can grow stronger by giving President Trump four more years come November.