The president is a human being': Georgia voters don't blink at Trump COVID diagnosis

Georgians, such as Gainesville lawyer Dale Perry, used colorful language to describe how liberals have portrayed Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis as the embodiment of his perceived mismanagement of the pandemic.

"Bluntly, I think that’s pure bulls--t," he told the Washington Examiner on the sidelines of a campaign stop by GOP Sen. David Perdue in his hometown. "When you get out there and when you mingle with people, you're going to be exposed."

Bambi Gibbons, another Republican at the launch of Perdue's statewide bus tour before the Nov. 3 elections, believed Trump's diagnosis simply proved that “the president is a human being." But the customer service representative, 55, understood criticism regarding the White House's lack of transparency over the president's health.