Joe Biden blasts President Trump for failing to offer a comprehensive plan on how to reopen the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic, while also unveiling his own proposals on how how to do so safely.
Under Biden’s plan, the federal government would, he said, provide and pay for COVID-19 tests"for every worker called back to work" and would"ensure access" to all workers to personal protective equipment.
The presumptive Democratic nominee reiterated a previous vow to hire a vaccine czar who would be charged with securing widespread accessibility.A statement provided by the campaign after the event began said Biden also promised to build a national contract tracing workforce and launch a “safer for shoppers” program, designed to increase consumer confidence, that would essentially identify and certify businesses that have met testing and other criteria.
The event was Biden’s latest step back onto the campaign trail. After months of virtual campaign events filmed from his home in Delaware, Biden has in recent weeks held more in-person events.
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