President Biden Has COVID, Experiencing Very Mild Symptoms
President Biden Positive for COVID
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9:34 AM PT -- Biden just tweeted, assuring everyone he's doing OK.
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Folks, I'm doing great. Thanks for your concern. Just called Senator Casey, Congressman Cartwright, and Mayor Cognetti (and my Scranton cousins!) to send my regrets for missing our event today.
— President Biden (@POTUS) July 21, 2022 @POTUS
Keeping busy! pic.twitter.com/uf7AsOg571
President Joe Biden is experiencing firsthand the COVID wave, because he caught the 'Rona like millions of others.
According to The White House, Biden is experiencing "very mild symptoms."
7/20/22
He has been out in recent days stumping this week in front of big crowds, fighting for climate change laws. After his speech Wednesday, he mingled maskless with a bunch of people, also mostly unmasked.
The White House Biden is fully vaccinated and twice boosted, he is taking Paxlovid, which treats the symptoms of the virus.
The White House says Biden will isolate at The White House, but he will continue working. He will stay in isolation until he tests negative.
The White House Medical Unit is contacting folks who came in close contact with the President.
Biden was recently in Saudi Arabia, where The White House announced he would fist-bump, rather than shake hands, in an effort to avoid COVID. However, after taking heat for a fist-bump with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, he seemingly switched to shaking hands with other leaders.
Biden's last test for COVID was Tuesday, when he tested negative.
Originally Published -- 7:37 AM PT
