Speaker Nancy Pelosi
Nancy PelosiSunday shows a preview: With the increase in coronavirus cases, lawmakers and health officials weigh as Trump renews his vote on pre-existing conditions after urging the court to revoke ObamaCare Trump’s ratings for the rally, Fox News City Council: ‘These are the real MORE polls (D-Calif.) He said Sunday that a nationwide mandate to wear face covers to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is “Definitely a long time ago.”
“Definitely a long time ago for that,” Pelosi said. George Stephanopoulos
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The speaker called President Trump
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RIGHT AT: @GStephanopoulos: “Is it time to order the use of masks across the country?”
“Definitely a long time ago for that,” says spokeswoman Nancy Pelosi, adding that the CDC recommended the use of masks but did not order “not to offend” President Trump. Https://t.co/y2qk2iXUsd pic.twitter.com / GTJ8UUieKm
– This week (@ThisWeekABC) June 28, 2020
Pelosi also demanded that the Senate and White House act to approve the $ 3 trillion coronavirus relief package approved by the House last month. Leader of the Senate majority Mitch McConnell
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“It is time for this administration to take this seriously,” he said. “Like Dr. [Anthony] Fauci said we have a serious problem ahead. “
“This is life or death, and we have a plan to reverse this trend again, as well as to kill this virus,” he added. “We don’t have a vaccine and we don’t have a cure. If God wants and science allows it, we will do it soon, but until we do it, we have the tools to stop the growth of this. ”
. @ GStephanopoulos: “It is pretty clear that we are failing … to stop the spread. How can we solve it? “
Pelosi: “We can fix it by passing the HEROES Act … it’s time for this administration to take this seriously. As Dr. Fauci said, we have a serious problem ahead. “Https://t.co/ANK8AVWawA pic.twitter.com/m3CF0MXc9f
– This week (@ThisWeekABC) June 28, 2020
The United States reached 2.5 million cases of coronavirus on Saturday and has recorded at least 125,539 deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
The Trump administration began focusing its attention on the election campaign last week, holding indoor events in Arizona and Oklahoma, two states with increasing cases, against the advice of public health officials.
The president praised the number of tests conducted in the country, but said at his rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that he wanted fewer tests to be done, so the number of confirmed cases would be fewer. Trump and other officials later said their comments were joking.
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