Topic: Covid in the White House (Read 150 times)

I mean maybe in some capacities yes, but there no was no announcement to the Congress that Vice President Pence would be acting President for the time being.

Can Trump delegate some of his own tasks to Pence while he was Walter Reed? Yes. But that doesn't mean he is acting as President.

Covid in the white house is a good way to make people aware and free from epidemics the virus became positive because trump did not heed warnings in the aftermath of the epidemic president trump was seen wearing a face mask very rarely every time he was seen in public. He has often adhered to the rules of social distance at white house events and at his campaign rallies in this case he has recovered quickly and has encouraged everyone.

He looks asymptomatic, or at worse mild. He's not the first head of state to catch it so there shouldn't have been much fuss. His critics were rejoicing though. Unlucky for them, this guy seem like he ain't dying soon.

I'm not sure if they can track down who exactly gave it to him. Best he can do with this situation is donate plasma to maybe encourage recovered people (at least his supporters) to do the same.

if he does catch the Covid virus, then less than a week and Trump is out of his isolation room? Trump really is a very strong American citizen. one of the ways he does politics is that Trump catches the virus, Trump recovers, then reveals a testimony. from here he has a weapon in the form of experience.

Welp, I think Donald Trump trying to be the “apprentice” in his celebrity show, he is “feeling better than 20 years ago”, wow, that’s the time he’s filming his celebs show, but that’s just a show, in real life people can get sick, and ignoring that might cost him the life, while I’d impressed by his courage and stubbornness, and for what? Well, that baffling may be that’s what the mindset difference between privileged people with common people.

When Trump was at the hospital, yes he is. The public just doesn't know about it because they don't make an announcement. If Trump was still sick after returning from Walter Reed, Mike Pence still retained Trump's responsibilities.

Any time the President is sick, the Vice President takes over internally at the WH. Americans aren't briefed on it, for obvious reasons.

@smartvirus no one can know the exact date so I feel this is something not worth perusing, and now to find out who’s infected well the easy way is to test everyone who came in contact with him over the past week. As for your third question till he doesn’t hand over the power he’ll continue being the president of United States, and further @suchmoon is right because Trump is yet the president, as the exchange of power never happened and I don’t think it’ll happen anytime soon.

Sources:

https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-usa-trump-power-int/trump-has-not-transferred-power-to-vice-president-pence-white-house-official-idUSKBN26N3JZ

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-05/donald-trump-coronavirus-white-house-cases-who-has-been-tested/12731362

No, he isn't.

For point # 3 - There was conflicting reports on Trump's health conditions but I think doctors would not let him return to the White House if he was in dire condition, so I think he'll be fine. The VP usually fills in during moments when the President is sick so Pence is currently acting as the President.

Mr. Trump's return to the white house

It's been a question of credibility on both sides as per the Covid19 in itself and Mr. Trump's supposed infection with the virus.

Its been accurately reported of Mr. Trump's return to the white house after he and his wife was diagnosed and announced positive of the coronavirus on Thursday night 1st of October, 2020 a rather significant date as Nigeria celebrates its independence and was hospitalized for a couple of days. After a period of 2 days, reports given by his doctor Dr. Conley relayed Mr. Trump to have shown improvement and was doing quite well and have rather returned to the white house on 5th October, 2020 to continue his treatment amongst other duties though he remains contagious. News of he and his wife's infection has aroused questions like:

1. When did Mr. Trump got infected with the virus?
2. Who and who might be infected?
3. Could Mr. Trump still be president?

I believe the third question have got a feed back with his dramatic returned to the white house, putting citizens in shock, celebration from fans and critics from democrats with the media playing both sides. It's been an issue of controversy as the media questions if Mr. Trump is a super spreader of which, he gave no comment.
He's return to the white house and dramatic style of taking off his mask to post for the camera and tweets of to fans and citizens not to fear coronavirus and not let it dominate our lives while urging Americans to get back to work in a video clip. It is estimated that upon surfacing of symptom, Mr. Trump should be isolated for a period of 10 days. Questions of if,

1. Trump is immune to the Covid19 virus?
2. Would it be detrimental to his candidacy in the presidential election?

Continues to linger and puzzles everyone on what's going on in the white house and US presidential election.

Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2020-54427390
https://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2020-54413879