Sen. Tim Kaine says he and his wife Anne Holton tested positive for coronavirus antibodies

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WASHINGTON — Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., announced Thursday he and his wife, Anne Holton, tested positive for coronavirus antibodies after experiencing flu-like symptoms in March and April, meaning they could have contracted the novel coronavirus.

Kaine said he had tested positive for the flu earlier in the year and received treatment from his doctors, but at the end of March, Kaine said he experienced new symptoms he thought were flu remnants and a pollen reaction. Holton, the interim president of George Mason University, then "experienced a short bout of fever and chills, followed by congestion and eventually a cough."

Their doctors thought it was possible they had mild cases of coronavirus, so they self-isolated at their home in Richmond, Virginia, until they were symptom-free in mid-April. Neither was tested for coronavirus at the time because of a shortage of tests.

Kaine and Holton tested positive for coronavirus antibodies this month, Kaine said.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/sen-tim-kaine-says-he-and-his-wife-anne-holton-tested-positive-for-coronavirus-antibodies/ar-BB14IA2C?li=BBnb7Kz

[nilram]

1. It still irks me that Rand Freaking Paul got a test

when he was asymptomatic while others, even with symptoms, couldn’t. I’m so pissed at this.

[tblue37]

2. Antibody tests, though, are unreliable--at least the ones currently in use. nt

[Goodheart]

3. Where's MY fucking test?

Not that I begrudge Kaine and Holton for theirs, but I want one, too.