[dfwgator]

While Trump may have that option, it must be the very last resort.

I think giving the States a chance to open up is the best approach for now. Once a few states open up, and the results look good, the rest will fall in line.

[lapsus calami]

 

 

No, was not thinking about screwing around with states, governors, politicians and such, that's small fry stuff in the scheme of the total picture, but movement at the upper federal level of authority when it comes to commerce, finance, industry - all the big stuff that makes things go. I know the man has wheels turning in his mind on how to reverse this economic mess at record speed.

 

 

[livius]

I agree. I was disappointed in Trump’s words last night, because it sounded like he had given up. So I’m really excited about this tweet, because it means he realizes Americans aren’t going to stand for this much longer.

The other thing is that it’s not only governors, but municipal and county authorities that have gotten a taste of power and are totally drunk on it. Our governor, who only got forced by the media into shutting down the state - but not very thoroughly - turns out to be a good guy and has spoken to some of the local authorities about loosing their restrictions.

This has been a very interesting excursion into the ways of power and its bureaucratic substructure.