Vice President Mike Pence to Remain on the Campaign Path Regardless Of Chief of Personnel's COVID Diagnosis

Vice President Mike Pence plans to continue his campaign schedule regardless of being in close contact with his chief of personnel who tested positive for the coronavirus on Saturday.

A representative for the vice president, Devin O’Malley, said while the vice president is thought about a “close contact” of his leading aide, Marc Short, he will not quarantine.

Pence and his better half Karen have actually been checked, with their outcomes having come back unfavorable.

” Vice President Pence and Mrs. Pence both tested negative for COVID-19 today, and stay in excellent health,” O’Malley said in a statement to the Associated Press.

With election day 9 days away, Pence will continue his travel schedule “in accordance with the CDC guidelines for important workers,” according to O’Malley.

The choice was said to be made “in consultation with the White Home Medical Unit.”

The New York City Times reported that three other members of Pence’s personnel have actually checked positive, along with another consultant, in recent days, though these cases have not been formally validated.

He is to continue his schedule despite his leading aide screening favorable for COVID-19
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” I believe it’s in stark contrast to what we’re seeing out of the Harris-Biden project and the limited travel and events that they’re doing,” Pence’s chief of staff Brief, speaking ahead of his COVID-19 medical diagnosis, informed Newsweek and other media outlets during a project call Monday.

According to the Trump project website, Pence is due to address crowds in Kinston, North Carolina, at a “Make America Great Again Success Rally” on Sunday.

Short’s diagnosis and the reported cases amongst other Pence staffers have happened just weeks after President Donald Trump himself was identified with COVID-19, which triggered issues for personnel in the White House.

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