Congratulations! Air Force Academy Class of 2020

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The class of 2020 toss their caps into the air as the Thunderbirds fly over at the conclusion of the Air Force Academy graduation in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Nearly 1,000 cadets graduated in a scaled-down ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic. Saturday's commencement was attended by Vice President Mike Pence and capped a difficult final semester in which the cadets attended virtual classes and ate their meals alone in dorm rooms.

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To the @af_academy Class of 2020: As you take to the air or space, know that you go with the confidence of your Commander-in-Chief & the support & prayers of the American people. May you ever know that He who brought you this far will never leave you or forsake you. For as the Old Book says, if you “rise on the wings of the dawn, if [you] settle on the far side of the sea,” even if you go up to the heavens, “even there His hand will guide [you], His right hand will hold [you] fast.”

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Small business owner: "This shutdown will be the end of us"

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#coronavirus #pandemic

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Next Wed, April 22nd, join Brandon Straka 4 the online PREMIERE of #WalkAway LGBT Town Hall Chicago

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— Brandon Straka (@BrandonStraka) April 18, 2020

Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones drew backlash from fellow Democrats after endorsing President Trump for reelection

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Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones drew backlash from fellow Democrats on Tuesday after endorsing President Trump for reelection. ⁣ ⁣“It’s very simple to me,” Jones said, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “President Trump’s handling of the economy, his support for historically black colleges and his criminal justice initiatives drew me to endorse his campaign."

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EVERYTHING we need is made in China

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#pandemic

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Great question @EmeraldRobinson https://t.co/2tpcPbMPCC

— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) April 18, 2020

Democrat Governor of New York: "Have we saved everyone? No. But have we lost anyone because we didn’t have a bed, or we didn’t have a ventilator, or we didn’t have health care staff? No."

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— Trump War Room - Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) April 18, 2020

Governors announce plans to open states, one day after Trump sets out guidelines

Governors announce plans to open states, one day after Trump sets out guidelines https://t.co/8obkYCxW4o

— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) April 17, 2020

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Alabama will start reopening its businesses next week. Governor Kay Ivey made the announcement on Friday. And Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced plans to slowly start opening the state’s economy next week. Read the full story at thegatewaypundit.com, link in bio.

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Re-opening: Phase TWO

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Yesterday, we unveiled the Guidelines for Opening Up America Again! 🇺🇸

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In the second phase, for individuals: 🔸 Vulnerable individuals shelter in place 🔸 Maximize physical distance in public 🔸 Avoid social settings of 50+ 🔸 Non-essential travel can resume

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In Phase Two of the Guidelines for Opening Up America Again, employers should consider special accommodations for vulnerable populations, encourage telework whenever feasible, and close common areas where groups are more likely to gather.

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Schools, daycares, and camps will be able to reopen in Phase Two, and larger venues can operate with physical distancing protocols.

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Keep it up—social distancing and mitigation are WORKING!

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Trump's coronavirus task force made a new pledge tonight: to ensure enough testing will be available to let states take the first steps toward reopening.

It’s the most critical missing ingredient in the handoff from the White House to 50 state capitalshttps://t.co/E1SP81mLcn

— POLITICO (@politico) April 18, 2020

Trump: "Following the announcement of our reopening guidelines, there have been some very partisan voices in the media and politics who have spread false and misleading information about our testing capacities." pic.twitter.com/t6Q0F6b0ML

— The Hill (@thehill) April 18, 2020

Re-opening: Phase ONE

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It's time to prepare for the next front in our war: Opening Up America Again.

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President @realdonaldtrump's guidelines will help America make a gradual—but full—comeback!

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First phase for individuals: 🔺 Vulnerable individuals shelter in place 🔺 Maximize social distancing in public 🔺 Avoid groups of 10+ 🔺 Minimize non-essential travel

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In Phase One, employers should accommodate those in vulnerable populations, encourage telework, bring employees back to work in phases, and minimize non-essential travel.

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In Phase One: Schools that are currently closed should stay closed. Visits to senior living facilities and hospitals should be prohibited. Gyms can open with strict physical distancing protocols in place. Elective surgeries can resume on an outpatient basis.

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