‘VOTE!’: Trump sends rapid-fire tweets telling followers to vote as he convalesces from COVID-19

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If tweeting habits are a sign of health, President Trump appears to be on the mend.

Between 6:15 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. on Monday, Trump fired off 18 tweets, all emphasizing his arguments for reelection. The president mentioned Space Force, “massive regulation cuts,” and “better & cheaper healthcare” along with key issues that resonate with his base, such as being pro-life and supporting “religious liberty.”

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