President Trump won’t keep the government shut down much longer

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President Trump is signaling that he will not keep the government shut down much longer. On Monday, Reuters reported that President Donald Trump said he is considering on how best to reopen the U.S. economy when a 15-day shutdown ends next week.

“America will again and soon be open for business,” Trump told a White House news conference. “We are not going to let it turn into a long-lasting financial problem.”

Trump issued guidelines a week ago that he said aimed to slow the spread of the disease over 15 days, including curbing unnecessary travel. In the meantime, economic activity has ground to a halt in some states.

Jobs are being lost and there is a sharp drop in the stock markets. Reuters also said he is “facing a tough re-election battle.”

With who, Joe?

Trump told reporters it was possible to resume economic activity in states with what he said were relatively low rates of infection, citing Nebraska, Idaho, and Iowa as examples, while continuing to work on the hot zones in other states like New York.

“If it were up to the doctors, they’d say let’s shut down the entire world,” said Trump.

That’s a good point. The President has been balancing the doctors against the destruction of our way of life.

Trump didn’t say he would reopen the U.S. economy when a 15-day shutdown ends next week. It’s still a day by day, week by week evaluation.

The President is clear that he will not allow this to go on for months. We won’t have an economy left if it goes on for months. Starvation and depression can cause a lot more deaths. If the economy does collapse, we have enough socialists and communists in this country to immediately replace capitalism with their evil societal and financial agenda. It is what they have yearned to put in place.

The President will be blamed for any deaths and governors will do whatever they want. Andrew Cuomo, governor of New York, sees this as his launch into the White House, as a Joe Biden replacement when he crashes and burns.


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The Prisoner
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The Prisoner
4 years ago

This is all about an Alinsky style collapse. The totalitarians yearn for a government takeover of the economy. Trump is the only hope. Mitch is useless. Look at him cower in a crisis.

One can see just by turning on CNN and other sources for a minute how deep the propaganda is and how badly they want central control.

Impersonating An Alias
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Impersonating An Alias
4 years ago

Government is essential for herd management. The bestest and brightestest are on it to build the glorious utopia. The majority of suiciety wanted to be permanent adolescents and now they will be treated as such. Forward! Yes we can.

@Greg,

Back from a pet food run and there is hardly anything left. All red meat, ground beef, fish, bleach and cleaning products, rice, peanut butter, paper goods, water, milk, soda pop, are gone.

Greg
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Greg
4 years ago

I suspect much of this panic buying is because some keep pushing for a complete lockdown of the economy. Where’s the food going to come from if the country is shut down. It appears a good many people simply don’t understand what it takes to support “essential” businesses. There used to be a series called, “How it’s made”. It mostly showed how end products were made and that is just a small part. How many of these proponents of a national shutdown understand what it takes just to bring a loaf of bread to market with all the people and industries. Even Pence seems to be clueless when it comes to “essential” operations. At least Trump understands when he says the entire country doesn’t need such strict rules. One way to explain it, which can be applied to any industry. What does it take to make a pencil

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYO3tOqDISE

Greg
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Greg
4 years ago

Well, today we start the lockdown. It sure caused panic buying in the stores when it was announced. You can only have One dozen eggs, sir, and one package of that bread.

Greg
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Greg
4 years ago

How many times will the press ask the moronic question, ‘are you going to lift the order after the 15 days’, with constant reply, ‘we will see’. In the last briefing Trump said he would stay even though the questions at times are repetitious. These people in the press remind me of my school days. The ones who didn’t understand the subject would constantly ask idiotic questions. But, they Are the fringe of society so what can we expect.