White House Forces Press To Breach Social Distancing Guidelines Because It 'Looks Better'

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White House Forces Press To Breach Social Distancing Guidelines Because It 'Looks Better'
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Seats for a news briefing were moved closer together as reporters served as a 'prop' for an employment statement by Donald Trump, who refused to take questions.

Trump commented positively on the seating change, despite the health risks. “You’re getting closer together, even you, I noticed,” Trump told reporters. “I noticed you’re starting to get much closer together. Looks much better.”. “It looks better,” he said in an email. “I would remind you that those in the pool are tested. Everyone is temperature-checked and asked if they have had symptoms.”

The reporters attending Trump’s statement, however, were not all tested because they included journalists outside the regular pool of correspondents who cover the president, noted CNN, which also characterized the reporters as . COVID-19 can be spread by people with the illness even if they don’t exhibit symptoms, including fever.WH made reporters, including myself, sit *closer together* at the president's remarks in the Rose Garden today and *violate the federal government's social distancing policy for the pandemic* because they thought the seating arrangement "looks better."

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