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   President Donald Trump cancelled a CDC proposal to move forward with   
   mitigation efforts in late February, weeks before Americans were told   
   they would have to shelter ini their homes due to the coronavirus pandemic.   
      
   The government leaders who failed to safeguard the nation are CDC   
   Director Redfield; FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn; Health and Human   
   Services Secretary Alex Azar; and of course, President Trump. Together,   
   these men had the power to change the direction of this pandemic, to   
   lessen its impact on the economy, and constrain the death toll from   
   COVID-19. Each failed, in a series of errors and mismanagement that grew   
   into a singular catastrophe — or as Jared Kushner described it on Fox &   
   Friends, “a great success story.”   
      
   Trump had thwarted mitigation efforts early on.   
      
   "The Coronavirus Task Force had resolved to present the president with a   
   plan for mitigation efforts, like school and business closures, on   
   February 24th, but reportedly reversed course after Trump exploded about   
   the economic fallout," Dickinson reveals.   
      
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