President Donald Trump's big nation-opening announcement at the White House on Thursday came across more as a victory lap over a crisis that is not yet nearly over | Analysis by stcollinson
President Donald Trump's big nation-opening announcement at the White House on Thursday was, by his own previous billing, meant to position him as a dynamic leader restoring American life and unleashing the snoozing US economy on a rocket-like recovery trajectory.But instead it came across more as a victory lap over a crisis that is not yet nearly over.
Many state governors have already laid out more advanced thinking on what is likely to be an agonizingly slow process of opening up. They don't need Trump's permission to open up or stay closed. Two groups of states on the coasts were Thursday joined by a bipartisan consortium in the Midwest to coordinate the restoration of normal life -- a far more powerful bloc of political influence than that currently being exerted on the crisis by the White House.
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