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A person who is suffering from schizophrenia is out of touch with reality.
				This would explain why President Trump said on July 2, &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve done an incredible job&rdquo; with the coronavirus, and it is &ldquo;being handled.&rdquo;
				He said that when the daily number of new cases in the U.S. surpassed 50,000 for the first time and top health experts warned the situation could get far worse. Trump also said, &ldquo;We&rsquo;ve implemented an aggressive strategy to vanquish and kill the virus. &#8230;&rdquo;
				What? He is definitely out of touch with reality. Even one of his top health officials, Adm. Brett Giroir said, &ldquo;The U.S. is not flattening the curve and the spike in cases is not due to expanded testing&rdquo; as the president has suggested.
				Of course, the other possibility is that our president knowingly tells lies because his base believes everything he says and has been convinced by Trump that CNN and the Washington Post report &ldquo;fake news.&rdquo; Actually, more &ldquo;fake news&rdquo; comes from Trump&rsquo;s mouth than anywhere else.
				We all want a president who has sound mental health and is not a pathological liar. When we consider how poorly Trump handles a crisis and his desire to make the rich even richer, the logical conclusion is not to vote for him in November.
				Joe Czarnecki
				Dallas

Your view: Only logical not to vote for Trump in November