US President Donald Trump holds a press conference on COVID-19 in the Rose Garden of the White House on March 13, 2020. AFP / SAUL LOEB
At Thursday's White House briefing, President Donald Trump went out of his way to promote a number of old and new conspiracy theories about voting, from claiming that Russia and Iran would "print" their own mail-in ballots to interfere with the election, to claiming that Democrats want to keep schools closed to eliminate polling places in them.
The president's comments earned incredulity from social media.
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