President Trump Doesn't Wear Mask for Memorial Day But Biden Does
Trump vs. Biden Candidates Have Memorial Day Covered ... Well, At Least One of Them
Elections are about choices, and 2020 is shaping up to be an imagery choice -- do you like your President with or without a mask?
Trump paid tribute to fallen heroes Monday at Arlington National Cemetery and later Baltimore's historic Fort McHenry, and he was true to form -- no mask. He's made it clear ... he's not going to wear a mask in public -- as he put it, he doesn't want to give reporter that satisfaction -- but he was seen once at a Michigan Ford plant wearing a mask behind a curtain.
Meanwhile, Joe and his wife, Jill, ventured outside for the first time since the shelter-at-home orders were implemented and his presidential campaign came to a screeching halt. The former VP and Jill laid a wreath during a visit to a veterans memorial in Delaware.
Joe, Jill and even his secret service detail all wore black masks.
Although a mask is a scientifically-based precaution, it's also become a political symbol. Trump clearly is telling his supporters NOT to wear them ... almost as if it's a sign of weakness. Biden clearly begs to differ.
To paraphrase someone famous ... feels like a choice.
