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White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, who regularly accompanies President Donald Trump on operations, has just been identified with COVID-19.
In addition to the White House chief of staff with COVID-19, there are two other Donald Trump aides who are also positive for the virus, including Nick Trainor, Donald Trump’s campaign manager in battle states and the other is an employee. of the White House.
Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has been with the president and the first family during the week, as well as at Trump’s campaign team headquarters twice this week, ABC News said.
The New York Times source revealed that Meadows had results with COVID-19 on April 4, after Election Day. Mr. Meadows releases information to a small group of advisers.
The information about the White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, was released in the context of election night 3.11, President Donald Trump spoke from the White House with the participation of hundreds of guests.
At the time, White House communications director Alyssa Farah said guests would be given temperatures and steps would be taken to prevent the pandemic.
Last week, the United States posted a record 3 consecutive days in which the number of new COVID-19 infections surpassed 100,000. As of 8:30 p.m. on Nov. 6, the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. on Nov. 6 stood at more than 127,000, according to John Hopkins University.
The information that the head of the White House office with COVID-19 has been released in the context that the results of the 2020 United States presidential elections have not yet finished.
Joe Biden continues to gain an advantage in the battleground state of Pennsylvania, and is currently behind President Trump by about 28,833 votes here.
If Joe Biden wins 20 electoral votes from Pennsylvania, the Democratic candidate will get the 270 necessary to elect the president. According to CNN, Joe Biden currently has 253 electoral votes, while Trump has 213 votes.
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