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In the days leading up to his positive corona test, US President Donald Trump traveled extensively. Many of them did not wear masks and did not keep their distance.
US President Donald Trump traveled extensively in the days leading up to his positive corona test and was close to dozens of people. It is unclear how long Trump may have been contagious during this time.
The decision to attend a meeting with donors in New Jersey on Thursday afternoon caused a sensation after the positive of Trump’s adviser, Hope Hicks, was already known in the White House. Trump’s spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany did not say who made the decision when asked by reporters. According to media reports, the gathering at Trump’s Golf Club in Bedminster was not just outdoors; According to participants, there was also a close-knit meeting with particularly generous donors.
Much shorter speech in Minnesota
Trump also met with donors on a trip to the state of Minnesota on Wednesday. So far it has not been known how many people attended the event in a private home. In the evening he delivered one of his election campaign speeches at the Duluth city airport, but it was much shorter than previous speeches.
On Tuesday night, Trump appeared on stage in Cleveland for the first television debate with his challenger Joe Biden. Trump’s family members were among the few dozen spectators who, contrary to organizers’ specifications, removed their masks as soon as they were in their seats. For Biden, who was standing several feet from Trump, two corona tests were negative on Friday.
Spreader event in the White House garden
On Monday, Trump looked at an electric van next to the White House and spoke about a coronavirus testing program. On Sunday he played golf and gave a press conference at the White House.
Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court candidate Amy Coney Barrett’s presentation on the White House lawn on Saturday is attracting increasing attention. There, more than 100 people gathered in a small space, and photos and video recordings show that many did not wear masks and did not keep their distance. Corona’s tests have been positive for at least six of those present: in addition to Trump and his wife Melania, there are Senators Mike Lee and Thom Tillis, former presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway and the president of the Catholic University of Notre Dame, John Jenkins.
