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Top Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski tested positive for COVID-19 after attending the White House's Election Night party.
The New York Times reported that Lewandowski tested positive Wednesday but said he bel…
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Top Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski tested positive for COVID-19 after attending the White House's Election Night party.
The New York Times reported that Lewandowski tested positive Wednesday but said he believed he caught the virus in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he's helping in President Donald Trump's effort to overturn the election results.
Lewandowski was among the Trump allies to appear at that now-famous Four Seasons Total Landscaping news conference in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Shortly after the Lewandowski news broke, The Washington Post reported that the Republican National Committee's Chief of Staff Richard Walters had also tested positive for the virus. Walters had not recently been at the White House.
Bloomberg reported that GOP strategist and lobbyist Jeff Miller tested positive for the coronavirus. He had been at the Election Night fete.
Lewandowski's diagnosis comes after David Bossie tested positive for COVID-19.
Lewandowski served as Trump's first 2016 campaign manager and Bossie was his deputy.
Bossie had been tapped to lead the legal effort as Trump has refused to concede the election to President-elect Joe Biden, the president's Democratic rival.
Bossie attended the president's Election Night party.
Lewandowski and Bossie were seated next to each other on Air Force One, according to a photo Lewandowski had tweeted from the day before the election, traveling with the president to a rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Others in the group were former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and his wife Sally and Tiffany Trump and her boyfriend Michael Boulos.
None of the individuals were wearing masks.
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and HUD Secretary Ben Carson have also tested positive for the virus in recent days.
Meadows and Carson both attended the White House's Election Night shindig.
They were also photographed at recent Trump campaign events without masks.
The Election Night fete could be the second White House 'superspreader' event in under two months.
