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Showing Original Post only (View all)THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS for a Republican who feels icky after Trump's maskless Hanukkah party [View all]

"The vice chairman of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee is battling COVID-19 after attending what he described as a largely maskless holiday party at the White House earlier this month," the Boston Globe reported Saturday. "Mountain, 60, who was hospitalized twice in recent weeks, said he likely contracted the coronavirus at the annual White House Hanukkah party. The event took place amid the worst surge in COVID-19 this country has seen since the pandemic began."
"I didn't listen to the warnings of my own family, and now I'm paying the price," Mountain admitted. ""No one can ever say for sure exactly where they got it, but I'll say this: Before the party, I was in perfectly good health. Three days later, I was in the hospital with COVID, and it was all downhill from there."
"It's not fun," Mountain said." I came very close not once but twice to them hooking me up to a ventilator."
"There are good days and bad days, but today I'm having a bad day," he explained. "I have horrible coughing fits, sweating profusely. I couldn't even talk on the phone last week, but it's getting a bit better."
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THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS for a Republican who feels icky after Trump's maskless Hanukkah party [View all]
Miles Archer
Dec 2020
OP
He's a human being with a family. He believed in things that are untrue. Not going to wish him bad.
Doodley
Dec 2020
#5
No, I don't wish him bad either, I hope it's a learning experience for him.
Miles Archer
Dec 2020
#10
Nearly a year into this and people are STILL surprised that they get it when
PoindexterOglethorpe
Dec 2020
#17
