Trump Says Georgia Governor’s Decision to Reopen Is ‘Too Soon’

The speaker expresses disagreement with Governor Brian Kemp's decision to reopen certain facilities in Georgia, which they believe violates Phase One guidelines. While acknowledging the governor's right to make decisions, the speaker emphasizes the importance of safety and suggests that reopening spas, beauty salons, tattoo parlors, and barber shops is premature. They advocate for patience and prioritize public health, indicating a willingness to intervene if necessary.

What is the speaker's main concern about Brian Kemp's decision?

• It is a decision made by the federal government.

• It is supported by the people of Georgia.

• It violates Phase One guidelines.

• It aligns with Phase One guidelines.

How does the speaker view the people of Georgia?

• As indifferent to guidelines.

• As strong and resolute.

• As indecisive and weak.

• As supportive of reopening.

Under what condition would the speaker intervene in a governor's decision?

• If it is slightly out of line.

• If it is extremely out of line.

• If it is supported by other governors.

• If it is popular among the people.

Which facilities does the speaker believe should remain closed for a little longer?

• Spas and beauty salons.

• Parks and recreational areas.

• Restaurants and cafes.

• Schools and universities.

What is the speaker's primary reason for suggesting a delay in reopening certain facilities?

• Economic growth.

• Public safety.

• Political pressure.

• Public demand.