Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt tests positive for coronavirus weeks after attending Trump's Tulsa rallyWASHINGTON – Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced Wednesday he had tested positive for the coronavirus weeks after attending President Donald Trump's rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma."I'll be taking precautions. I'll be isolated away from my family. I'll be working from home," he said during an online press conference announcing his positive test results. The governor said he would not have been contagious before Saturday and had an asymptomatic case of the coronavirus before receiving his test results Tuesday evening.When asked whether he may have contracted the virus while attending Trump's rally last month in Tulsa, where the governor was seen without a mask, Stitt said he thought it was "too long ago" for that to be the source of the spreadStitt said he didn't think the virus could be dormant for that long "based on the science." "It's too long ago. It wasn't that," said Oklahoma Commissioner of Health Lance Frye, adding it was "unknown" where the governor was infected.
Interesting how he claims to know when he was and was not contagious
