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According to the Hill President Trump on Sunday said he believes some governors have "gone too far" in imposing restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Trump told reporters at a White House briefing that he did not have an issue with the protesters who have flouted social distancing guidelines to voice displeasure with the restrictions, which have shuttered businesses and spiked unemployment.
Reported by Kens 5, some additional facts: There have been at least 19,458 cases of coronavirus in Texas and 495 reported deaths from COVID-19 as of 5:40 p.m. on Monday, April 20, according to Texas HHS.
City leaders say there are 1,015 confirmed positive cases in San Antonio as of 6:15 p.m. on April 19. A total of 39 people have died related to the coronavirus, and 296 people have recovered.
Because I haven’t been out much but where do I get the appropriate PPE, Personal Protective Equipment, CVS. Trust when I say I won’t be the guy walking around with some Haines underwear on my face like I saw the other day at Walmart. Or Better yet a woman who couldn’t wait to lift her mask to light up her cigarette which is a whole other health issue all together. How stupid do you look arresting someone for not wearing something that has not been officially issued to them.
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According to the Hill President Trump on Sunday said he believes some governors have "gone too far" in imposing restrictions meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Trump told reporters at a White House briefing that he did not have an issue with the protesters who have flouted social distancing guidelines to voice displeasure with the restrictions, which have shuttered businesses and spiked unemployment.
Reported by Kens 5, some additional facts: There have been at least 19,458 cases of coronavirus in Texas and 495 reported deaths from COVID-19 as of 5:40 p.m. on Monday, April 20, according to Texas HHS.
City leaders say there are 1,015 confirmed positive cases in San Antonio as of 6:15 p.m. on April 19. A total of 39 people have died related to the coronavirus, and 296 people have recovered.
Because I haven’t been out much but where do I get the appropriate PPE, Personal Protective Equipment, CVS. Trust when I say I won’t be the guy walking around with some Haines underwear on my face like I saw the other day at Walmart. Or Better yet a woman who couldn’t wait to lift her mask to light up her cigarette which is a whole other health issue all together. How stupid do you look arresting someone for not wearing something that has not been officially issued to them.