Donald Trump Says He ‘Strongly’ Disagrees<br />With Georgia’s Decision to Reopen Earlier this week, Georgia Governor<br />Brian Kemp announced his decision to<br />reopen non-essential businesses. Nail salons, massage parlors, bowling<br />alleys and gyms will open April 24, with<br />restaurants and movie theaters to follow. Although he previously seemed in<br />support of Georgia’s plan, President<br />Donald Trump has seemingly reversed<br />course, saying it’s “just too soon.” Donald Trump,<br />via 'USA Today' However, Trump ultimately said that it<br />was Kemp’s choice to make and that he<br />had to do what he “thinks is right.” Donald Trump,<br />via 'USA Today' In response, Kemp said he appreciated<br />Trump’s “bold leadership,” but that Georgia<br />would stick to its reopening plan. Brian Kemp,<br />via 'USA Today' According to Kemp, the state’s plan isn’t<br />as reckless as it seems, as it will not just<br />go back to “business as usual.” Brian Kemp,<br />via 'USA Today'
