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I chose to use this quote because this thinking is mythical and dangerous. Discord continues to be sewn regarding a global pandemic and countless lives will continue to be lost due to a non-unified message with profit and politics over people.

-Nate Lewis

Learn the Facts About Donald Trump’s Failed Handling of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Donald Trump failed to provide national leadership for our country during the coronavirus pandemic, making it harder for state and local leaders to act. The CDC began issuing warnings about the novel coronavirus, and measures leaders of each nation should take, in January. Unfortunately, Trump waited to declare a national disaster until mid-March. Other countries, with leadership that was not late or slow, are enjoying lower rates of infection and mortality. Instead, Trump has incited a mob mentality that pressures businesses and organizations to put their employees at risk. Trump has politicized wearing masks instead of embracing them as effective support for better public health.

“I think that at some point that’s going to sort of just disappear, I hope.” – Donald Trump

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The United States surpassed the number of cases of early hot spots, like China and Italy, by April – Source: USA Today

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The United States is now the most infected country in the world, with the highest number of deaths in any country in the world. – Source: Voice of America

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Donald Trump pushed to open the country by Easter (April, 2020) against all warnings. – Source: Reuters

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Donald Trump Called to slow testing down instead of increase testing. – Source: CNN

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Nate Lewis

New York, NY

Artist Info

Born and raised outside of Pittsburgh in the town of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, currently living and working between NYC and DC

Nate Lewis explores history through patterns, textures, and rhythm, creating meditations of celebration and lamentations.

He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from Virginia Commonwealth University, and practiced critical-care nursing in DC-area hospitals for nine years. Lewis’ first artistic pursuit was playing the violin in 2008, followed by drawing in 2010. Since 2017 he has lived and worked in New York City.