President Trump Posts 120 Tweets In Just Two Days After Leaving Hospital

On the evening of October 5, US President Donald Trump left the Walter Reed Military Hospital after being hospitalized for three days. He will continue to receive treatment at the White House.

After leaving the hospital, the president has been repeatedly posting on his Twitter official account. There are videos announcing his return to the White House, posts criticizing his opponents, and posts praising his supporters.

As of October 7 (local time), the US president has uploaded 120 tweets. His first post following his discharge was a video of a Marine 1 helicopter landing on the White House campus on October 5. In the video, Trump could be seen getting off the helicopter, taking off his mask for pictures.

The second video that he uploaded shows him standing in front of the White House balcony.

In his third post, Trump compared the SARS-CoV-2 virus causing the COVID-19 pandemic with the common flu virus. However, the tweet was later removed by Twitter for containing false information.

In his next tweets, Trump continued to attack Democratic opponent Joe Biden for his abortion policies. Trump criticized an event organized in the town hall on October 5 with the participation of Biden, calling it a “disgrace.”

Then he continued to talk about the risks of fraud when voting for the president via post offices. He said that 11,000 voters in North Carolina received the incorrect ballot form while Los Angeles voters were sent “defective” ballots.

The US president posted a series of tweets about the US economic recovery. He also mentioned the positive changes in the unemployment rate and the stock market.

By October 10, he publicly criticized the fake news, calling it “the real opposition.”

An hour after this post, Dr. Sean Conley, a White House physician, revealed that the president’s health had improved.

However, the real health condition of the president still remains questionable. Trump is believed to have been treated with the experimental drugs Remdesivir and Dexamethasone, a steroid usually used for critically ill patients.

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