Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff has tested positive for coronavirus Northeast Washington, DC. on Tuesday after spending an afternoon with AmeriCorps at an environmental community service project in
‘Earlier today, the Second Gentleman tested positive for COVID-19,’ white house issued in a statement Tuesday evening.
Vice President Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 on Tuesday, but will continue to test now that her husband has contracted the virus, the statement said.
Referring to Equal Pay Day celebrations for Women’s History Month at the White House, it said, “Very carefully, the Vice President will not participate in tonight’s event.”
The program still went on as planned for Tuesday evening, but the President Joe Biden He took a huge wrong step by mistakenly claiming that he had COVID.
“The husband of the first lady contacted COVID,” Biden said, before pointing out that the statement would imply that he had the virus.
‘That’s right,’ she said with a laugh.
‘He is alright. Second lady – first gentleman, what about him?’ He smiled as he continued his forgetfulness about the relationships of people with coronavirus.
First Gentleman Doug Emhoff (left) tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, calling the Women’s History Month event out of an ‘abundance of caution’ despite wife Vice President Kamala Harris (right) testing negative .
At a White House event, President Joe Biden made a big mistake by saying that he tested positive for the coronavirus. ‘The husband of the first lady contacted COVID,’ Biden said, before pointing to a statement that would mean he was infected with the virus
Biden told the crowd to send ‘our love’ to Harris, the first woman to serve as vice president, as she now celebrates women in the workforce and equal pay between men and women as part of Women’s History Month invokes. Cannot participate in promotional events.
Emhoff’s positive test came after former President Barack Obama announced on Sunday that he had contracted the coronavirus, but claimed wife Michelle was in the clear.
Hours before news of his positive test broke, Emhoff was promoting a White House event.
“I took a step away from my career to support my first female vice president, my wife Kamala Harris,” he told reporters during a visit to an urban park in DC on Tuesday afternoon.
‘So it was something that was a no brainer to do, but I love practicing law. I love every minute of it, but it’s so rewarding.”
‘If I had to walk away from it,’ said the other gentleman in the country, ‘when I remember what I was going through,’ it is such an incredible honor to be able to do so and support my wife. ,
‘It’s important for men to come forward and support women and not just say they’re doing it, not just think they’re doing it, but actually do it.’
With Harris in reference to leaving his career as an attorney to go to the number one observatory circle, he concludes, ‘So by what I’ve done, I’m hoping to set a good example.