‘It’s not our fault’: Trump blames Nevada governor for indoor rally criticized as ‘murder’ by doctors

Donald Trump On Tuesday he blamed the Democratic governor of Nevada for an indoor weekend campaign rally he held in the state, saying he wanted a second outdoor event, but Steve Sissolak said he “forced us inside” even amid the state government’s own corona virus controls.

“It simply came to our notice then. Mr Trump accused Fox and Friends of “having four or five outdoor sites” for the second week’s rally in Nevada, and said that the Sissolak administration had “rejected” each and forced his campaign to select the “biggest building” to help the Govt. -19 Concerns.

“Every place we had was a huge open space site,” the president accused, calling everyone “perfect” in the midst of epidemics. “I would have loved to be outside. This is what we oppose. This is a shame. “

The president said Sissolak executives “followed” his campaign team from site to site, arguing that they were dead in rejecting every outdoor space.

The Trump campaign entertained supporters at rallies in the state on Saturday and Sunday nights. The former took place at a regional airport near Reno, the latter at home in Henderson. Television coverage and pool reporters traveling with the president showed that most of those attending the rally were not wearing masks and were not socially distant at any event.

Mr Sissolak called the interior facility “selfish” and “irresponsible”.

Sunday’s event is Mr Trump’s first indoor campaign event since June, when the Tulsa arena in Oklahoma was half-filled amid Govt-19 concerns. Swing also attended a major indoor event Monday in Phoenix, the capital of Arizona.

Although the “Latin for Trump” event was not a rally, it felt like one.

Roundtable participants, mostly small business owners and officials praised Mr Trump, and many said “I love you.”

Rowdy meeting “Four more years!” And “We love you!” Throughout.

No one at the Arizona Grand Resort was socially distant and although some of the pool reporters claimed to be masked, President Daisy was stationed at the center, several feet away from the other circular speakers.