Arkansas governor on COVID-19 handling: Biden should give the states more flexibility

us-regions Governor Asa Hutchinson called it “ironic” that President joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Biden< In an appearance on “Fox News Sunday.” Gov. Hutchinson told Trace Gallagher the states should have more flexibility in infectious-disease distribution and advised against the White House using “federal authority” to take away the individual states’ role in tackling the pandemic. 

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ASA HUTCHINSON: It’s a little bit ironic. I mean, whenever you see the federal mandates on vaccinations, they have in this administration utilized federal power rather extensively and that’s one of the things we’re in litigation about. So it’s a little bit inconsistent. But I also take it as a good faith statement to say we’ve got to get through this together in partnership. We can’t do it by the federal government alone. The president is absolutely right; he’s relied upon the states to get the job done. I’m just saying give us a greater deal of flexibility in terms of how to manage and don’t use the federal authority to take that away from us. 

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