Job Search Tips: White House obstructed USPS from sending face masks to all homes

The White House scuttled a strategy to partner with the United States Postal Service to send out every American a face mask, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
A draft news release obtained by The Post showed that the Postal Service was preparing to send out 650 million face masks in April to supply every family with them.
Nevertheless, a senior administration authorities informed The Post that the White House nixed the plan because authorities thought “getting masks may produce concern or panic.”
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As of Thursday, over 6.6 million Americans had actually checked favorable for COVID-19, and over 196,000 had passed away of the disease, according to The New York Times

In recent days, President Donald Trump has come under restored analysis for his handling of the pandemic after the veteran reporter Bob Woodward launched his newest book, “Rage,” which extensively recorded Trump’s reaction to the pandemic as it was unfolding.

In a tape from early February launched by Woodward, Trump suggested he understood that the infection was air-borne and could be more lethal than the seasonal flu, regardless of underplaying the risk in public

And in a subsequent tape from March, Trump acknowledged to Woodward that he deliberately downplayed the infection to prevent alarming the country, even as considerable neighborhood transmission was already happening.

” I wanted to constantly play it down,” Trump told Woodward in a tape from March 19 after he transferred to restrict travel from Europe and declared a national emergency, as CNN noted “I still like playing it down because I don’t want to create a panic.”