The Trump campaign is requiring people to sign waiver acknowledging the risks of COVID-19 when they sign up for his rally in Oklahoma

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• The Trump campaign is requiring people to sign a waiver and "assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19" before attending an upcoming Make America Great Again rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
• The disclaimer appears at the bottom of a registration form on Trump's official 2020 campaign website.
• Current CDC guidelines warn that "large events and mass gatherings can contribute to the spread of COVID-19" and encourage event organizers "to prepare for the possibility of outbreaks in their communities."
• Trump previously had to cancel several other campaign rallies due to restrictions put in place to stem the coronavirus spread.
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The Trump campaign is requiring people to sign a waiver and "assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19" before attending a Make America Great Again rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 

The disclaimer appears at the bottom of a registration form on Trump's official 2020 campaign website for an upcoming Make America Great Again rally to be held at the Bank of Oklahoma Center.

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