Biden exits isolation after second negative COVID test, White House says
President Joe Biden waves Sunday as he walks to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, on his way to his Rehoboth Beach, Del., home after his most recent COVID-19 isolation. Associated Press
President Joe Biden’s back — again.
The president began to “safely return to public engagement and president travel” on Sunday after again testing negative for COVID-19 in the morning, White House doctor Kevin O’Connor said in a statement.
He’d tested negative on Saturday but was still in “strict isolation” pending a follow-up test, the White House previously said.
Last month, after testing positive for COVID-19, isolating and then testing negative, Biden got a “rebound” case of the virus. His second quarantine began July 30.
He’s set to visit Kentucky on Monday to meet Gov. Andy Beshear, a fellow Democrat, and families impacted by recent deadly flooding there.
