OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma governor spokesperson Charlie Hannema said Thursday that Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt, the first governor in the nation to test positive for the coronavirus, was infected when he hugged two friends from Tulsa.
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At least one of the two men, whom Hannema did not identify, later tested positive for the virus. The meeting took place July 10 in Oklahoma City, and was not connected to Stitt’s attendance at a June 20 campaign rally for President Donald Trump in Tulsa.
Stitt announced July 15 that he was quarantining himself following a positive test.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health on Thursday reported 41,401 coronavirus cases and 593 deaths due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, increases of 837 confirmed cases and 10 deaths from those reported Wednesday.
Uh, no. GOP Virus denier Mike DeWine tested POSITIVE yesterday for the deadly Covid-19 plague. Wasn’t he supposed to be immune, because he’s a child?
And how do we know exactly how he got it and who he got it from??
Enough I don’t care.
How many people got the cold or flu and what is there names and address.