WASHINGTON, Oct 3 — President Donald Trump woke today from his first night in the hospital as a Covid-19 patient and said he was doing well, as key Republican allies announced their own positive tests a month before the US election. Three senators as well as Trump’s campaign manager and other...
Saturday, 03 Oct 2020 11:30 PM MYT
With Trump, who is trailing in the polls, knocked off the campaign trail for treatment Walter Reed army medical center outside Washington—and possibly for many days after—his campaign plans were in disarray ahead of a potentially messy election on November 3. In an 18-second video recorded inside the White House and released on Twitter, Trump broke his silence, saying he was being hospitalized but “I think I’m doing very well.”
She said medical experts recommended he work from presidential offices at Walter Reed for the next few days as a precaution. Public health experts have expressed alarm at the number of cases that appear linked to a celebration of Barrett’s nomination at the Rose Garden on September 26. Biden has made Trump’s frequent downplaying of the pandemic and mixed messaging on mask-wearing a central campaign theme, while Trump has tried to shift the narrative to areas where he feels stronger, like the economy.
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