Washington, October 3, 2020 – A few lines of fever, nasal congestion and cough. These are the symptoms accused by Donald Trump, admitted to Walter Reed Military Hospital, Maryland, after being tested positive for Coronavirus together with his wife Melania.
“He is resting well” and “does not need supplemental oxygen,” assured White House doctor Sean Conley. The president is treated with the remdesivir, an anti-viral drug used successfully against Ebola. But the rumors are running wild. “It’s serious,” said an anonymous source among his advisers. That didn’t seem like it when he boarded the Marine One helicopter that transported him to Walter Reed. CNN, which cites indiscretions from his entourage, speaks of a Trump “scared” by Covid and gradually more and more “alarmed” as the symptoms increased.
“It’s going well, I think. Thanks to everyone. LOVE”, the tycoon’s tweet after hospitalization. “I’m doing very well, but we want to make sure things work out,” he said in a video before boarding the helicopter. And while Erik Jones, professor at Johns Hopkins University, in an interview with our newspaper he is convinced that the disease “will not bring votes” to the tenant of the White House, among the demos the doubt that Trump may even have staged his positivity creeps up to seek a desperate raise after the alleged beating in TV duel with Joe Biden. The only certainty is that, exactly one month from US elections 2020, the incumbent president is forced to abandon the election campaign to cure himself of the Coronavirus. Even if for the moment “there will be no transfer of power” to the top of the US administrations, they assure from Washington.
Bill Stepien positivo
Positivity continues to emerge at Covid among the president’s collaborators. The last in chronological order is that of Bill Stepien, the new presidential campaign manager who suffers from “mild flu-like symptoms” and who will now work from home. The outbreak in the staff would have been triggered by Hope Hicks, 31-year-old Trump adviser who was infected with the virus after being aboard Air Force One that a few days ago brought the tycoon’s caravan to Cleveland, Ohio, for the debate with Biden.
Meantime, Twitter has announced that it will remove messages that “wish or wish death, serious physical injury or fatal illness to anyone”, following the wave of ‘funeral’ quips against the US president. However, the authors of posts that violate the social platform policy will not be suspended.
Greetings
From China, which has particularly stormy relations with the US administration, the North Korean president Kim Jong Un: messages of closeness to the tycoon arrive from all over the world. “We are in full political battle, but we do our best wishes to President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania,” he writes in a note Barack Obama.
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