.MaddowBlog: Can Trump 'override' states' pandemic decisions? Will he?
But there's a flip side to this: as Trump impatiently eyes a plan to lift existing restrictions, the White House realizes that many states will leave the current guidelines in place past May 1, whether the president likes it or not.
It creates a dynamic that's largely the opposite of the one reporters pressed him on two weeks ago: instead of states bucking the national trend and refusing to issue stay-at-home orders, Trump may soon be confronted with a group of governors who refuse toOn Friday, it led a reporter to ask,"Now that you say you want to reopen parts of the economy, what authority do you have to do that? Isn't that ultimately up to the states to do that?" According to the official"Yeah.
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