Trump Campaign Manager In Quarantine After Staff Outbreak In Tulsa, Flew Commercial Back Home To FL

The Daily Beast reports:

Donald Trump’s reelection campaign manager, Brad Parscale, is one of a group of campaign staffers in quasi-quarantine after he attended a rally in Oklahoma last weekend where eight campaign aides tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh announced on a conference call Thursday that, “as a precaution,” staff who made the trip to Tulsa were “working remotely” and would be tested for COVID before returning to work.

Parscale returned to his home in Florida after the rally in Tulsa, and Murtaugh told The Daily Beast that he flew commercial.

Trump’s reelection campaign manager, Brad Parscale, is one of a group of campaign staffers in quasi-quarantine after he attended a rally in Oklahoma last weekend where eight campaign aides tested positive for the novel coronavirus https://t.co/fnAnCOUMFp

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) June 25, 2020

Is there a new infection control protocol known as quasi-quarantine? It's trumpian word salad. And what about that death-ray-eyes dude to parscale's left? #BidenHarris2020 https://t.co/lvost6VsJj

— Alfred American (@AlfredAmericanX) June 25, 2020