Trump’s Testing Fairy Tale Collides With Reality
The White House spent April 18 insisting states had enough coronavirus testing to reopen, but governors blasted that claim as false and dangerously misleading.
Why it matters: Testing fantasy
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The White House spent April 18 insisting states had enough coronavirus testing to reopen, but governors blasted that claim as false and dangerously misleading.
Why it matters: Testing fantasy
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The White House spent April 18 insisting states had enough coronavirus testing to reopen, but governors blasted that claim as false and dangerously misleading.
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The White House spent April 18 insisting states had enough coronavirus testing to reopen, but governors blasted that claim as false and dangerously misleading.
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