Over the course of this week, promising news about coronavirus has arrived. President Trump, along with Drs. Anthony Fauci and Deborah Birx, maintains that COVID-19 is gradually approaching its peak. Moreover, Fauci recently stated that Americans can likely expect to see a decrease in coronavirus cases in forthcoming weeks.
As the Trump administration seeks ways to reopen our nation’s economy, some actions are happening at state levels also. New reports show that Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott is planning direct action to reopen businesses in the state.
This is good news in the wake of nearly 17 million Americans who have lost jobs within the past three weeks.
Reviewing the Plan to Reopen Businesses in Texas
Earlier today, Governor Abbott stated that he’ll be issuing an executive order next week; this executive order shall directly pertain to reopening businesses in Texas. Like many other conservatives, Abbott acknowledges the need to “restore livelihoods” while also combatting coronavirus. Abbott delivered the news to Texans via a press conference on the state’s response to COVID-19.
