White House Press Secretary Tests Positive for COVID-19

The White House has announced that press secretary Kayleigh McEnany has tested certain for COVID-19. This diagnosis comes usually days after President Donald Trump became hospitalized with coronavirus. The acknowledgment of McEnany’s formula was done on Oct. 5, 2020.

McEnany is during slightest a 13th chairman who has engaged a pathogen possibly in a White House or in tighten tie to a reelection campaign.

According to a post that McEnany wrote, “After contrast disastrous consistently, including each day given Thursday, we tested certain for COVID-19 on Monday morning while experiencing no symptoms.”

Reports state that a White House Medical Unit does not trust that members of a press, producers, or reporters have been in tighten vicinity to those infected. At this time a usually people who have tested certain are

• Bill Stepien – Trump’s debate manager;
• Ronna McDaniel – Republican National Committee Chairwoman;
• Kellyanne Conway – Trump’s Advisor;
• Chris Christie – former New Jersey Gov.;
• Mike Lee – Republican Senator from Utah;
• Thom Tillis – Republican Senator from North Carolina;
• Ron Johnson – Republican Senator from Wisconsin;
• And a President’s personal partner Nick Luna.

After attending a White House eventuality announcing Trump’s assignment of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to a Supreme Court, University of Notre Dame President John Jenkins has also tested certain for a virus.

According to a White House Correspondents Association, there have been during slightest 3 reporters who have been during a White House in new weeks and have tested certain as well.

Written by Sheena Robertson

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CNBC: Trump press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tests certain for coronavirus

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