President Donald Trump at the White House pushed back on Wednesday against warnings from Dr. Anthony Fauci about reopening schools in the fall, after the peak of the coronavirus pandemic.
“I think they should open the schools, absolutely,” Trump said. “It’s had very little effect on young people.”
During a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday, Fauci said that it was “a bit of a bridge too far” to expect that therapeutic treatments or vaccines would be widely available to treat students in August. He also warned about being “cavalier” about the risk of bringing children back to school.
“To me, it’s not an acceptable answer,” Trump said when asked about Fauci’s testimony.
While some universities have announced plans to reopen in the fall, California announced Tuesday their state university system would not welcome students back to campus in the fall.
Trump said that reopening schools was essential to get America back open for business again.
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4 comments:
Open up places like UMES first and watch what happens, if all works out fine after a couple of moths then expand.
They will open....in Aug or Sept. Can't someone advise him better.
Geez
Trump needs to oust Fauci and replace with someone who speaks the truth about this virus.
Do you mean the truth with their own opinion? Or just agrees with what the President wants them to say? Not say The Doctor is right nor wrong, but neither is the President.
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