The White House has gone to extraordinary lengths to withhold critical information about Trump’s health, even after he contracted a deadly virus
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- The White House has consistently lacked transparency when it comes to President Donald Trump’s health, especially since he contracted COVID-19.
- Multiple officials have refused to say when the last time Trump tested negative for the virus was, raising questions as to what they could be hiding.
- The White House has also been opaque about a mysterious trip Trump took to Walter Reed last November.
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There has been an extreme lack of transparency from the White House when it comes to President Donald Trump’s health, even after he contracted COVID-19.
The Trump administration has consistently dodged questions on when Trump’s last negative COVID-19 test was, which is vital information in terms of who the president may have exposed and precisely when he was infected. The White House has said Trump was diagnosed on October 1, but the administration’s refusal to