Biden’s Coronavirus Orders Are Redundant and Further Impede America ...Middle East

On his first day in office, Joe Biden revealed his plan to combat the coronavirus, warning Americans that the worst is yet to come. “Let me be clear,” he said. “Things are going to continue to get worse before they get better.” Biden signed 10 executive orders pertaining to the virus, beginning with a national vaccination campaign to inoculate 50 million Americans. He also emphasized the need for face masks and, though a president cannot dictate what individual states must do, the “100 Days Masking Challenge” requires federal offices and lands to mask up and encourages states to do the same. Facial coverings will also now be required on trains, planes, vessels and intercity busses. Anoth

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