Trump Hasn’t Been Tested for Virus But Top Aide Is Quarantined
- Trump named Meadows as his new chief of staff last week
- Several lawmakers had contact with infected person at event
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President Donald Trump has yet to be tested for the coronavirus, even as his incoming chief of staff and at least four other GOP lawmakers put themselves in quarantine after coming into contact with an infected person at a political event.
Mark Meadows, the veteran Republican congressman from North Carolina who is taking over as Trump’s top aide, joined Republican representatives Doug Collins of Georgia and Matt Gaetz of Florida, who announced earlier Monday that they had entered self-imposed quarantine.