Trump on Friday traveled to Camp David, the unofficial 'country residence' for sitting U.S. presidents
Reporters immediately pointed to five campaign rallies he held in February and another on March 2.He also left the White House on several occasions throughout March — including a weekend spent at his private Mar-A-Lago Club in FloridaTrump held a press briefing nearly every day in April — seven months out from the presidential election and several weeks after the coronavirus pandemic forced political candidates to cancel in-person rallies.
The daily briefings saw the president routinely sparring with reporters and floating strange medical claims on several occasions, including his widely criticized suggestion last week that people might be able to inject disinfectants to treat the virus.he "can't really explain" — the daily coronavirus briefings quickly wound down.
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