Nancy Pelosi Tests , Positive for COVID-19, , Not Showing Symptoms.
CNBC reports Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has officially tested positive for COVID-19.
After testing negative this week, Speaker Pelosi received a positive test result for COVID-19 and is currently asymptomatic. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
Pelosi's diagnosis comes as several other high-level government officials tested positive for COVID after attending Washington's Gridiron Club and Foundation Dinner on April 2.
According to CNBC, Pelosi wasn't in attendance,
but more than a dozen of D.C.'s elite who
were there have tested positive.
According to CNBC, Pelosi wasn't in attendance,
but more than a dozen of D.C.'s elite who
were there have tested positive.
Pelosi's positive test comes merely a day
after she stood next to President Joe Biden
at a bill signing at the White House.
At 82 years old, Pelosi is second in the
order of presidential succession after
Vice President Kamala Harris.
At 82 years old, Pelosi is second in the
order of presidential succession after
Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Speaker is fully vaccinated and boosted... , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and is thankful for
the robust protection the vaccine has provided. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
The Speaker will quarantine consistent with CDC guidance... , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and encourages everyone
to get vaccinated, boosted
and test regularly. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and encourages everyone
to get vaccinated, boosted
and test regularly. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter