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We have done a great job! The coronavirus pandemic in Donald Trump's tweets

The article focuses on quantitative and qualitative analysis of tweets published by the 45th American Present Donald J Trump concerning the pandemic of the coronavirus in the time frame from 24 January to 30 June 2020 The research sample containing 387 original tweets by @realDonaldTrump studies their length, linguistic and rhetorical devices used in them, as well as how Donald Trump conveys the messages about COVID-19 to his audience, what metaphors and slogans he uses, how he describes the relations to China in this context, and the ways he labels his opponents