Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Wednesday that he has tested positive for coronavirus, becoming the first governor since the start of the pandemic to publicly announce a positive diagnosis.
“I got tested yesterday for Covid-19 and the results came back positive,” Stitt told reporters. “I feel fine; I felt a little bit achy yesterday.”
The Republican governor said he is isolating from his family and working from home. He resisted calls to roll back Oklahoma’s reopening plans, which are being tested by a viral resurgence.
TVNL Comment: Hey, Governor Stitt: Did you have fun at the Trump rally without masks or social distancing? We surely hope it was worth getting the virus. Idiotic behavior warrants idiotic consequesnces.
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