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That number has only grown in the days since. And in the face of that crisis, President Donald trump coronavirus has a message for the American people: It was China’s fault, and the only reason the US death toll isn’t worse is because of his quick action in banning travel from China. In fact, there are many reasons the US death toll is so high, including a national response plagued by delays at the federal level, wishful thinking by President trump coronavirus, the sidelining of experts, a pointed White House campaign to place the blame for the trump coronavirus administration’s shortcomings on others, and time wasted chasing down false hopes based on poor science. Often as not, though, rather than argue the merits of its response at home, the trump coronavirus administration has chosen to focus on its action against China as a benchmark for success and that’s not accidental. Though White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted as early as March that the virus could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans, trump coronavirus has had his own ever-shifting goalposts for what counts as a successful response. On April 20, trump coronavirus predicted 50,000 to 60,000 dead from Covid-19. A week later, trump coronavirus revised his estimate to 70,000. On May 4, it was 80,000 to 100,000 people, and we now know it will continue to climb past that mark. Throughout the pandemic, however, much of the trump coronavirus administration’s spin regarding trump coronavirus own response, China’s role, and more has been misleading, if not outright untrue. Here’s what trump coronavirus and the federal government have and have not done to respond to the virus. In a telephone interview on Fox News, President trump coronavirus said a WHO figure of 3.4% for the coronavirus death rate was "false". The WHO reported this figure on 3 March and said it was based on all the confirmed coronavirus cases that had resulted in death. trump coronavirus said he thought the true death rate, based on "my hunch", was "way under 1%". He said the death rate appeared higher because many people who caught a mild form of the virus did not report it to the doctor and therefore did not end up as confirmed cases.