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CONCORD — U.S. Rep. Ann Kuster and other members of the U,S, House and staff may have been exposed to COVID-19 while they were huddled together for hours in a

Reps. Pramila Jayapal and Brad Schneider announced they have tested positive for COVID-19, the second and third Democrats to do so after legislators were locked down together in close quarters during the siege of the Capitol.

GOP selfishness truly knows no bounds. By Chelsea SteinerJan 12th, 2021, 3:18 pm Three Democratic Representatives from the House of Representatives have tested positive for COVID-19 after sheltering with GOP representatives during the Capitol riots last week. Over 100 lawmakers were hiding from the violent mob storming the Capitol last week in enclosed rooms where several GOP members refused offered masks and insulted those who chose to wear them. Those who tested positive include Reps. Prami...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defended her decision to not wear a mask when locked in a secure room with other House members during the Capitol riots and the Georgia Republican pushed back against Democrats who are now blaming her and other maskless GOP members for their recent coronavirus positive tests.

It depends on when they got their first shot.

After rioters broke into the Capitol, lawmakers had to flee and hide together. Now three delegates are sick. Some Republicans refused to wear masks.

Three Democrat congressional members have tested positive now.

The horrific consequences of the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol continue to mushroom this week. On Tuesday, it was reported that Democratic New Jersey Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman would have to undergo monoclonal antibody therapy after contracting COVID-19 following being trapped with maskless members of the House Republican caucus during last week’s Capitol riot. Fellow Democrats Pramila Jayapal and Brad Schneider have also tested positive for COVID-19. It’s quite likely that they were expose...

Jayapal, who represents Washingtons 7th Congressional District, revealed her diagnosis in a tweet on Monday night, blaming her political adversaries for the infection.

COVID-19: Concern grows over potential superspreader event during Capitol riot On Kindly Share This Story: Concerns are mounting about the health of lawmakers and other people in the Capitol last week, after the first member to test positive for the Coronavirus (COVID-19) since Wednesday’s chaos, said she believed she was exposed in a crowded hiding place with hundreds of other legislators. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, D-N.J., tested positive on Monday while experiencing mild symptoms, and sa...