Republicans have recently turned to attacking China to avoid scrutiny over Trump’s failures in responding to the coronavirus.

Marsha Blackburn is following the GOP’s playbook in blaming China for the coronavirus.

Trump’s daily briefing book warned of the coronavirus’ threat more than a dozen times. But White House officials say Trump rarely, if ever, reads them.

Experts have warned against using regionally specific terminology to refer to the coronavirus as Gaetz did over the weekend, as it often incites racism and xenophobia.

The memo also repeatedly urges senators to attack China and provides advice for defending against accusations that their comments are racist.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) has been a leader in his party’s ‘blame China’ pandemic strategy.

Trump is once again back to blaming others, including governors and China, for ongoing problems with the coronavirus response.

Americans give Donald Trump poor marks for his handling of the viral outbreak while he blames China.

Republicans are deflecting criticism from Trump’s failure to respond to the coronavirus and focusing blame on China.

The ad claims Joe Biden ‘stands up for China’ and features former Washington Gov. Gary Locke, who is Chinese American.

In a span of three years, Trump dismantled a top pandemic response team and ignored multiple warnings about the potential fallout from future outbreaks like the one currently ravaging the country.

Governors have repeatedly asked the Trump administration to provide scarce and vital medical equipment.

Republicans are trying to rewrite history, blaming impeachment for Donald Trump’s delayed response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Experts have warned against naming viruses based on geographic locations as Trump did recently, saying that doing so can stigmatize certain communities or groups.

Trump’s trade policies have decimated farmers and contributed to rising suicide rates. But Rep. Jason Smith is mad Democrats aren’t praising Trump’s policies more.

More than 150 farmers in the Midwest committed suicide in 2017 and 2018.

A new whistleblower complaint alleges that Health and Human Services employees tended to potentially infected patients without protection and then dispersed into the general population.

The bailout has so far cost U.S. taxpayers at least $28 billion.

Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton keeps repeating a widely debunked conspiracy about the virus’ origins.

The World Health Organization says it’s ‘too early to try to predict the beginning of the end,’ but that the stabilizing number of cases is promising.

U.S. State Department workers and their families are included in the group.

Nearly 60 million people remain under virtual quarantine.

Donald Trump’s proposed budget calls for cutting funding to the World Health Organization in the midst of the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

‘Creating and exploiting fear of minorities is part of the Trump playbook,’ said Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA), the first Chinese American woman elected to Congress.

‘It’s not a cruise ship, you know, but we’re trying to make it as an overall team.’

Debunking myths about the deadly outbreak that has killed hundreds so far.

China has reported more than 7,800 cases, including 170 deaths, as a result of the outbreak.

Thousands of cases of the deadly virus have been confirmed, and 170 people have already died, but Wilbur Ross is pleased that a fast-spreading virus could help the U.S. economically.

‘There is no way on Earth many of us, including myself, are going to leave our loved ones.’

Gov. Tony Evers signed executive orders aimed at helping farmers and rural communities throughout the state who have suffered as a result of Trump’s long-running trade war with China.