When President Trump visits a Ford manufacturing plant in Michigan on Thursday, everyone at the facility will be required to wear a mask. Whether Trump wears one himself remains to be seen.
Whether Trump wears one himself remains to be seen. The President has so far resisted covering his face in public, even as he insists that aides wear them in the West Wing and the federal government recommends their use in public.What is clear is the stop in Michigan will set up another opportunity for the President to either adhere to the rules set for others or flout them again.On Tuesday, Ford said it had detailed its safety policies to the White House -- including that everyone wear a mask.
He's expected to tour the facility and deliver remarks.Asked on Tuesday whether he would wear a mask when he visits, Trump said he hadn't thought about it yet."I don't know. I haven't even thought of it. It depends. In certain areas I would, in certain areas I don't. But I will certainly look at it," Trump said.But on two previous trips over the past weeks, Trump hasn't worn a mask even as nearly every other person at the facilities he visited did.
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