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Fred Onyango

Facts, math, and reality don’t exist in Trump land: POTUS claims Cuba has no autism as they can’t afford Tylenol

President Donald Trump finally announced leucovorin as his administration’s long-awaited cure for autism. But as medical professionals began unpacking his statements, there were tangents — including Trump spreading a rumor that Cubans can’t afford Tylenol and therefore have “virtually no autism.”

The idea of spreading a rumor behind the U.S. presidential seal was once unthinkable. That changed when Trump managed the Covid-19 pandemic and claimed he had “heard” you could cure coronavirus by injecting bleach. He infamously suggested it would be “interesting” to see if that would help people’s lungs — a statement that drew immediate backlash.

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