State-by-state reopenings show the stark divide between parties over the issue of when to ease restrictions.
on Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s decision to reopen the state in a message on Twitter last Tuesday, saying the governor is doing a “great job.” The White House guidelines specify that states should have a two-week downward trajectory of cases and have widespread testing capacity before they begin to reopen.
last Thursday during CNN’s coronavirus town hall. “And I mean obviously you could get away with that, but you are making a really significant risk. I hope they can actually handle any rebound that they see.”
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