Former Gov. Christie recommends analyzing data, putting large gatherings on hold in op-ed on coronavirus
Former Gov. Chris Christie laid out a plan on steps the U.S. should take before reopening in an op-ed that ran in the Washington Post.
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Apr 26, 2020, 4:28 PM
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Former Gov. Chris Christie laid out a plan on steps the U.S. should take before reopening in an op-ed that ran in the Washington Post.
He detailed five actions, including analyzing data county by county and only opening businesses and schools if the data supports it.
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Christie also says that large gatherings should also be put on hold until a vaccine is created.
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