While in seclusion, the president will continue to fulfill all of his official responsibilities, and the White House will keep the public apprised of his progress.
Biden, JoeWhile in seclusion, Biden will carry out his responsibilities. Getty Images/Kevin Dietsch According to a statement given by the 46th president’s doctor,
Kevin O’Connor, the president had complained of a “non productive cough” and a “general malaise” in addition to a runny nose.
The findings of the point-of-care testing for the COVID-19 virus came back positive, according to O’Connor, who said, “He felt okay for his first event of the day, but given that he was not feeling better.”
Biden had to postpone Wednesday night’s appearance at the UnidosUS Annual Conference in Las Vegas because of his health. The conference was scheduled to take place on July 17th.
