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ARGOMENTO: White House left behind as states drop Covid rules
White House left behind as states drop Covid rules 3 Anni 2 Mesi fa #7275
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White House left behind as states drop Covid rules
The White House is facing pressure to revise its position on mask wearing as pandemic restrictions are eased in a number of US states. Function Bonus เกมสล็อตxo features, reward formats, whether it's a symbol, a Specical Bonus draw The governors of New York, Illinois and Massachusetts have said they will end certain mask mandates in their states. Earlier this week, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware and Oregon unveiled plans to lift mask rules. Impatient governors have been urging the White House to release guidance for dropping the use of face coverings. But the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reiterated on Wednesday that it was not yet time to lift US mask requirements. And White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Americans should follow the CDC guidelines rather than less-restrictive state or local rules. Governors, however, are not waiting around for the go-ahead from medical experts in Washington. All of the governors dropping restrictions this week - with the exception of the one in Massachusetts - are Democrats like US President Joe Biden. Mask rules have already been eased or were never adopted in most Republican-led states. On Wednesday, the governors of New York and Illinois announced they would end their Covid-19 mandates requiring face coverings in most indoor public settings, but keep it for schools. |
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