First Lady Jill Biden tests positive for COVID-19 again in rebound case

nydailynews ^ | 08/24/2022 | Kate Feldman

[ChicagoConservative27]

First Lady Jill Biden has caught a rebound case of COVID-19, just three days after leaving quarantine.

Biden tested positive again Wednesday, her office announced, but she’s not showing any symptoms.

She will stay in Delaware in isolation until she clears protocols again.

[Qiviut]

My first thought ... bwa ha ha.

These people are stuck on stupid which means Big Pharma.

[DoughtyOne]

Gosh, those vaccinations really paid off for our Dolt in
Chief’s home.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I had not thought about how similar their times in office were. Wow, that is weird.

[Ebenezer]

These people are sick in more ways than one.

[taxpayerfatigue]

Apparently FDR wasn’t completely disabled. Although he couldn’t walk without support on each side of his body, he seemingly was functioning quite satisfactorily in other endeavors. He was supposedly in his little “white house” in Warm Springs, Georgia with his long time mistress, Lucy Mercer, at the time of his death. And according to one of his own sons, his White House assistant, Missy LeHand, kept his spirits up while he was conducting America’s affairs.

[matt04]

I believe he was supposed to, but haven’t been watching close enough to pay attention.

[dfwgator]

his White House assistant, Missy LeHand, kept his spirits up while he was conducting America’s affairs.

"Ah, gentlemen, gentlemen, affairs of state must take precedent over the affairs of state."

[hecticskeptic]

Of course she has the WuFlu again... the more often one is EGT’d, the more often one gets the WuFlu.

[matt04]

If only she had gotten vaccinated and boosted then she wouldn’t have gotten Covid like her husband said would happen. Oh…uhhhhh. Why won’t you just died in your winter of severe illness and death, you on jabbed peasant!

[MayflowerMadam]

“Missy LeHand, kept his spirits up”

His spirits?

[moviefan8]

Look for President Biden to get it again by catching it from his wife.

[ConjunctionJunction]

Paxlovid rebound strikes again!

[miserare]

Oh, my.

That’s a shame.

Bless her heart.

[SamAdams76]

The old "rebound case" for these double-jabbed, triple-boosted people.

Safe and effective!

[Songcraft]

As an extra precaution, her Illness-Jillness has decided to start wearing this new mask in the future.

    

[dirtymac]

She really screwed up by getting the real cv-19 vaccination. Now she has no protection against the China Virus and will probably be developing heart problems also.

[Sacajaweau]

I'm now saying these negative tests in between are not valid...and that Covid is hiding but still in the body....kinda like putting a chocolate coating on the spikes...and they melt in a few days.

In other words...the treatment is worthless.

[alloysteel]

“Doctor” Jill is a walking superspreader. Maybe most of Delaware should be quarantined, but hold off on that, a lot more recent “immigrants” from south of the Rio Grande have to be dumped off in Delaware.

Particularly the ones from the Middle East, you know, the ones from Syria and Iran.

[shotgun]

The Biden’s version of herpes. The gift that keeps on giving

[hanamizu]

Apparently FDR wasn’t completely disabled. Although he couldn’t walk without support on each side of his body, he seemingly was functioning quite satisfactorily in other endeavors.

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He actually perfected a kind of shuffle walk with his son or an aide on one side. There are very few motion pictures of this in action, but plenty of still pictures of FDR with one arm around another man’s arm. It looks quite causal, but the other man had to support FDR’s weight (including the heavy braces) with his one arm and look as if he isn’t straining to hold the weight.

FDR could stand at a podium for hours. This is why his last appearance before Congress was so noteworthy.

It is something of a myth that FDR’s condition was a secret. He was the co-founder of the March of Dimes, a charity whose focus at the time was polio, Warm Springs, GA was a polio treatment center, and is why, in 1946 they put his portrait on the dime.