So he got a test that he voted against everyone else being able to get.
This is why there's so much focus on widespread testing--of the sort that the administration promised two weeks ago was coming. The lack of it is why the president has urged asymptomatic people not to get tests
"People should ask themselves whether this coronavirus 'pandemic' could be a big hoax"
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Most of his travel is between Kentucky and DC. If this is the bar for jumping to the front of the line on testing, then many more qualify for fast testing than the govt has said.
Hopefully he will not develop symptoms at all. But he has exposed a clear stratification already.
Not just other senators, but lots of workers potentially exposed
If Paul got results this morning, he would have taken the test a least a day or two ago, and suspected at least somewhat before to ask for a test. Yet stayed in contact w/many.
-Tues: delays vote
-Weds: voted against the bill providing free Corona virus testing
-sometime before Fri: decides he might have been exposed
-likely Fri: gets a specially provided test
-Sunday: tests positive
-throughout: exposes unknown number of others
This could be true of many, many Americans with less expertise & resources.
"I fly all the time, and I'm not cutting back my flying."
If he was indeed infected at CPAC, he had the virus while conducting this interview.
He got the test 6-7 days ago, which means he had an acquired test out during time he was opposing bill providing testing.















