White House Hides The Source Of Biden’s COVID

President Biden’s COVID-19 infection might have occurred anywhere, according to White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, but what matters is that he was properly immunized and double-boosted.

According to the White House, Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday morning and is currently dealing with moderate symptoms like a runny nose, an infrequent dry cough, and exhaustion.

During a news conference, journalists questioned Dr. Ashish Jha, the White House’s coordinator for the coronavirus response, about the possible source of Biden’s infection. Jha replied that he didn’t know, and Jean-Pierre jumped in to add that it wasn’t significant.

“Look, I don’t think that that matters, right? I think what matters is we prepared for this moment,” she said.

“I think what matters is what Dr. Jha just laid out. If we look at where we were a year and a half ago, this is a president, when he walked in, one of his first priorities was to make sure we had a comprehensive plan to get people vaccinated,” she continued. “And so now we look to today, more and more people are getting closer to having a more normal life, vaccines are available.

The medicine Paxlovid, which is now approved for the treatment of “mild-to-moderate COVID-19,” has been administered to the president. According to the FDA, the antiviral medication has demonstrated efficacy in reducing the disease’s most severe symptoms in patients who were at high risk of developing severe COVID-19.

One day after Biden’s trip to Massachusetts on Air Force One with senior administration figures, Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, and Representatives Jake Auchincloss and Bill Keating, the news was made.

Later, a picture of President Biden at his desk with a pen in hand and some documents in front of him was tweeted by the president’s official Twitter account.

“Folks, I’m doing great. Thanks for your concern,” the president said. “Just called Senator Casey, Congressman Cartwright, and Mayor Cognetti (and my Scranton cousins!) to send my regrets for missing our event today. Keeping busy!”

Jill Biden, the first lady, informed the media that she had tested negative for COVID-19 and will continue to follow the CDC’s recommendations about her schedule.