The White House’s announcement of Govt-19 calls on Americans to ‘gather’

The final line of the proclamation issued Wednesday evening by the White House Press Secretary’s Office reads: “I urge all Americans to gather in their homes and places of worship to offer prayers of thanksgiving for our many blessings.”

Public health experts warn that may be thankful “The Mother of All Superspereder Events.” And U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Suggests Thanks for traveling as a way to prevent further spread of the corona virus.

Cases of the corona virus are on the rise, and public health officials warn that family gatherings such as Thanksgiving, which often last for generations at home, could put vulnerable people at risk.

More than 261,000 people have died from Govt-19 in the United States, according to Johns Hopkins University. More than 12.7 million people are infected with the virus and the United States has set several new daily records for hospital admissions.

Although presidential declarations during the holidays are usually passive statements issued by the White House, from time to time they take on the political tone of the administration or current events. This year’s declaration also includes sections dedicated to combating corona virus infection.

Trump often defied public health warnings and entertained large groups at the White House, which were later considered super-spreaders, including a ceremony for new Supreme Court Justice Amy Connie Barrett, after which President Corona tested positive for the virus.

Despite warnings from public health officials – Including U.S. Surgeon General – Large meetings should not be held, and this year’s public and private White House holiday events are scheduled to take place in a smaller style.
First Lady Melania Trump on Monday Supervision The mask-free visit of the Christmas tree to the White House, at one point posed for pictures with tree growers and removed their masks. On Tuesday, the masked Trump apologized in front of a masked crowd for a turkey at the White House Rose Garden.

The number of traditional White House holiday parties will continue, but there will be safety precautions at indoor events, including small guest lists and mask requirements, First Lady Chief of Staff Stephanie Grisham said Monday.

Invitations White House Holidays Capitol Hill has begun to arrive, received by Republican donors, two of those who received them said. With no mention of corona virus precautions, the sources said the calls were similar to any other year. Last week, the First Lady finalized guest lists for parties with friends, family and staff, which will take place on several evenings in mid-December.

CNN’s Nicki Carvajal, Betsy Klein and Kate Bennett contributed to the report.

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