Biden “Withdrawal of mask mandate, Neanderthal mindset”

-U.S. President Joe Biden has criticized some states as primitive thinking of lifting the mandated mask order while the coronavirus is underway.

According to CNN on the 3rd (local time), President Biden told reporters at the White House that it was a “neanderthal accident” regarding the Texas-Mississippi state decision.

The previous two states announced that the workplace would receive 100% of the number of employees and would remove the mandatory mask wearing restrictions.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves are both Republicans. They said that public health guidelines should be followed, but that it is not appropriate for the state to enforce them. President Biden said, “I think it’s a big mistake. I hope everyone will realize by now that masks make a difference.” President Biden said, “We are at a point where we can fundamentally change the nature of this disease (Corona 19),” said President Biden.

“In the meantime, I don’t really need a Neanderthal mindset that says everything is fine and takes off the mask.”

President Biden said, “It’s really, really important to follow science. You have to wash your hands often, wear a mask, and keep social distancing.” We hope that some of our elected officials will also know this.”

Regarding President Biden’s remarks that day, Governor Reeves said, “People in the Mississippi do not need an advisor. I think we should trust Americans without insults.”

As some stocks resume economic activities ahead of the spring break season, there are concerns that it is a hasty measure.

Rochelle Wallensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), warned that the number of new cases, which had declined for weeks a day, is increasing again. “Now is not the time to relax the critical safeguards that could prevent the spread of Corona 19 in our community,” said Wallensky.

According to Johns Hopkins University, more than 510,000 Americans died of Corona 19.

According to World Omometer, an international real-time statistics site, there were 6,826 new cases the day before in Texas, the state with the second-largest population in the United States.

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