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Despite warning from health experts, president denies Easter timeline is based on his political interests and attacks the press Donald Trump has accused the media of wanting to keep the US economy shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic to undermine his chances of reelection. The US president has been pushing to reopen swaths of the country by Easter – 12 April – despite warnings from medical experts that measures such as closing businesses and social distancing need more time to work. Related: US Christian leaders criticise Trump’s Easter coronavirus deadline Related: US Senate leaders reach deal with White House on $2tn coronavirus package Continue reading…
