The coronavirus is a global pandemic, which means that it is a major health concern. However, it is now political in a lot of ways. Here at Behren Law Firm, we give you information on the coronavirus regarding why it might come back stronger than ever. We understand that everyone wants to know as much as they can about the virus, but it can be difficult to find a reliable source or a source that provides enough information. You can rest assured that the information we provide is accurate, and most importantly, we don’t try to sway your political beliefs. We simply want to provide you with the facts and with what we have witnessed between Donald Trump and the governors. It’s best if the President of the United States works well with other governors because then everyone can remain on the same page and work towards bettering the country. However, these two forces seem to be working against each other, which might cause the second round of COVID-19. 

Why A Second Round Could Happen

You are probably wondering how a second round of the coronavirus could happen and how politics could affect it. We want to make sure that you have all of the facts, which is why we provide the information that we do. The main issue is the divide that is occurring between Donald Trump and state governors. A few weeks ago, Donald Trump and the governors were all fairly compatible in terms of how they wanted to handle the coronavirus. That is to say; they were both in agreement that closing down the economy was the best way to stop the spread of the virus. This way, even though many layoffs will occur due to the economy shutting down, the governors hope that the pandemic will end sooner rather than later. Currently, Donald Trump has begun to reject this strategy because he wants to open up the economy again. His top priority is to open up the economy in hopes that things will get back to normal and that people will not have to be laid off.

Two Conflicting Views 

On the one hand, The governors make a valid point in terms of keeping the economy shut down. On the other hand, Donald Trump makes a valid point in terms of wanting to keep the economy normal and open. However, these two conflicting ideas cannot follow through if the President of the United States disagrees with the governors. One of these strategies will have to serve over the other.

Working Together 

Overall, the main problem is that there are two justifiable strategies for helping everything get back to normal. That is, we either keep everything shut down in hopes that there is a chance the pandemic will end, and that life can continue normally. Consequently, if the economy opens, people will not be laid off or even homeless, and life can continue normally as well. Plus, those who are more vulnerable to the coronavirus do not have to partake in the economy opening if they choose not to. Working together is our only hope at this point.

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Behren Law Firm wants you to know the truth, so you can be fully updated on the coronavirus. Even though this pandemic is a global health concern, politics is still a part of it, and it’s important that everyone knows why. Call or visit us today for more information.