Donald Trump appears to have recovered from COVID because he had FREE exclusive access to a treatment cocktail

Donald Trump received his COVID cocktail provided by tax payers. No other Americans will have access to this treatment.

E.J. Montini ehco opinion:

When President Donald Trump tweets, “Don’t be afraid of Covid,” it’s like a general in a underground bunker telling troops patrolling above him on exposed ground, “Don’t be afraid of the falling bombs.”

COVID- the only thing Donald Trump ever acquired by earning it!

Most Americans – no Americans – have access to the kind of treatment Trump has been receiving since testing positive for COVID-19.

More than 210,000 of our brothers and sisters have died. Roughly seven and a half million have been sickened. Don’t be afraid? How about, don’t be stupid? Don’t follow Trump’s example. At the very least, wear a mask.

It’s clear, now, that the president’s reckless, maskless in-house policy has led to a coronavirus spread within the White House. Not only have a number of his personal staff and associates tested positive for COVID-19, but there is word as well that two housekeepers assigned to the White House residence also have tested positive. Reporters working there also have been infected.

The White House is a huge building. The official online site says it features 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms and six levels. A large kitchen staff. A large housecleaning staff. Groundskeepers. Maids. Butlers. Security. It goes on.

There are hundreds of people around the White House all day, every day.

Three-drug combo nobody else got

Donald Trump returned Monday from his stay at the presidential suite at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and stripped off his mask for a photo op.

Is there anything worse an infected person could do?

Two housekeepers in the presidential residence (who supposedly didn’t come into contact with the president or first lady) have contracted the coronavirus.

It’s a clear sign the virus is widespread inside the building.

The president says we shouldn’t be afraid, however.

Does that mean the housekeepers will get the same treatment as Trump is receiving?

Will they have had access to world-class medical staff right there in the residence and then been whisked off to a world-class medical facility in a helicopter?

Will they, like Trump, be given an experimental antibody therapy by the biotech company Regeneron, treatment not yet authorized for use by the Food and Drug Administration.

How about the drugs Remdesivir and dexamethasone, which the president also received?

According to Dr. Jonathan Reiner of George Washington University, “The president might be the only patient on the planet ever to receive this particular combination of medicines.”

Would the housekeepers then be flown back to the White House (where Trump is expected to continue a series of intravenous Remdesivir treatments)? 

Moreover, will they receive care in the place, like the White House, where Trump’s doctor, Sean Conley, says the president is “surrounded by world-class medical care.” ??? 

Will the housekeepers get all that, like Trump?

And will they, like Trump, get all that for free?

Reach Montini at ed.montini@arizonarepublic.com.