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I know it's easy for Americans to feel self-satisfied now, as we help lead the way on vaccines. But South Korea showed what you can do if you're prepared for a pandemic in advance. Look at the first waves. There is no comparison:
Americans of Asian descent banded together in protest and grief after the mass murder of spa employees in Atlanta last month. Among them were some of the tens of thousands of Americans adopted from China, South Korea and other Asian countries.
Today marks the beginning of #NationalParkWeek . The @NatlParkServlce is vital to preserving our nation's history through sites like the @ReconstuctionNP in South Carolina. This week, I encourage all Americans to visit your local national parks and learn a little history.
Where are Americans moving? Highest proportion of 𝗶𝗻𝗯𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 migration: - Idaho - South Carolina - Oregon - South Dakota - Arizona Highest proportion of 𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗯𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 migration: - New Jersey - New York - Illinois - Connecticut - California ➡️
South Korea's Ramen King bet correctly that Americans would buy spicy instant noodles via @WSJ
US President Joe Biden led his country in greeting Indian Americans, South Asians and Southeast Asians on the eve of their New Year.
US President #JoeBiden led his country in greeting Indian Americans, South Asians and Southeast Asians on the eve of their New Year
US President #JoeBiden greets Indian Americans, South Asians, Southeast Asians on their #NewYear
US President Joe Biden extends greetings to Indian Americans, South Asians, Southeast Asians celebrating Vaisakhi, Navratri and Songkran
Ten years after 9/11, with digital surveillance becoming a fact of life, Vijay Iyer was struck, as an American-born artist of South Asian descent, by the feeling “that this thing Americans love to call freedom is not what it appears to be,” he said.
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In the Biden-Democratic Party America we can't build a wall on the south to protect the United States from foreigners, but we will build a fence around the U.S. Capitol to protect the capital from Americans."
I just checked. While the U.S. and South Korea had their first Covid-19 cases and deaths in February, more than 225,000 Americans have died from the virus since then. South Korea, a country of 55 million, has had fewer than 500 deaths. They controlled the virus. The U.S. didn't.
My fellow Americans, one thing I learned from my close study of history in South Africa is that Truth and Justice must come before Reconciliation.
1 in every 1,000 Americans has died from Covid-19. Meanwhile, in South Korea, it’s 1 of every 65,000. Our government has failed us.
Another 1,029 Americans died yesterday from coronavirus. Some perspective: In mid-March, the U.S. & South Korea each had approximately 90 deaths. The U.S. now has 169,754 deaths. South Korea, with a population of 52 million, has 305.
South Korea and the US had their first reported case on the same day. Today, South Korea has reduced daily cases by 90%. In the US, 70,000 Americans have died and unemployment has hit 14.7%. The difference: competent government that heeds experts. Vote for that in November.
Great to welcome Chairman Shin from Lotte Group to the WH. They just invested $3.1 BILLION into Louisiana-biggest investment in U.S. EVER from a South Korean company, & thousands more jobs for Americans. Great partners like ROK know the U.S. economy is running stronger than ever!
President @realDonaldTrump offered his condolences to Americans across the south who just endured deadly tornadoes and severe weather.
1. On February 28, just 71 days ago, Donald Trump held a rally in Charleston, South Carolina Since then there have been 1,323,068 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. 78,639 Americans have died. Let's review what Trump said on February 28. Because he'd like you to forget.
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