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    Belatedly battling the coronavirus, Trump tries to save the country — and his reelection campaign

    by Noah Bierman and Eli Stokols, Los Angeles Times Mar 19, 2020 4 minutes

    WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump has boasted for months that the booming stock market, low unemployment and strong economy leave Americans "no choice" but to give him a second term in November - "whether you love me or hate me."

    But Wednesday, after another dismal day on Wall Street briefly knocked stocks down to levels last seen since before he was inaugurated in 2017, Trump declared himself a "wartime president" - an acknowledgment both of the deepening coronavirus crisis that he had shrugged off as recently as last weekend, but also of the alarm bells ringing in his reelection campaign.

    One Trump ally likened the nation's upheaval to "an asteroid," an unforeseen and

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