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schema:articleBody	In the latest sign that the Trump administration no longer considers the coronavirus pandemic its top daily priority, the White House is set to disband the emergency task force handling the outbreak. Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday that the emergency task force he heads will not be needed much longer than the end of this month. "I think we're starting to look at the Memorial Day (May 25) window, early June window" for shutting it down, he told reporters. The coronavirus task force has spearheaded the complex response to the fast-spreading virus, which has already killed about 70,000 Americans. The group headed by Pence and reporting to President Donald Trump coordinates between medical institutes, political staff and state governors, some of whom have spent weeks frantically trying to help overwhelmed hospitals. The task force also drew on medical experts to formulate national recommendations on social distancing. Pence said that those efforts will soon be ready to be turned over to regular government agencies working "in a more traditional manner." That downgrading of the situation from an outright emergency goes with Trump's new focus on pushing the country to embrace reopening of the economy. Trump says that while he wants a "safe" reopening, the hardship caused by the economic shutdown is the main threat. "We can't keep our country closed for the next five years," he said Tuesday while on a trip to a masks-making factory in Arizona. He conceded that some people would be "badly affected." Critics say that the health situation remains far from secure and that Trump is rushing to try and boost the devastated economy in time for his difficult reelection battle in November. White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany insisted that Trump will continue to be briefed by the medical teams, even if there is no formal crisis group. "Reporting on the task force is being misconstrued to suggest the White House is no longer involving medical experts. This is totally false. President @realDonaldTrump will continue his data-driven approach towards safely re-opening," she tweeted. sms/st
schema:headline	White House readies to scrap Trump's coronavirus task force
schema:mentions	Kayleigh McEnany Donald Trump on social media Memorial Day Ebola virus disease Social distancing Presidency of Donald Trump Mike Pence Arizona Vice President of the United States Pandemic Coronavirus President of the United States Donald Trump Emergency Task Force (TPS)
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schema:datePublished	2020-05-05 (xsd:date)
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