Trump Campaign Adviser Says Rally Safety Protocols Won’t Change Following COVID-19 Diagnosis

Trump Campaign Adviser Says Rally Safety Protocols Won’t Change Following COVID-19 Diagnosis
Then presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign adviser Jason Miller arrives at the Trump Tower in New York on Nov. 14, 2016. Jewel Samad/AFP via Getty Images
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A senior adviser for President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign said on Oct. 4 that there won’t be any changes to safety protocols for future campaign rallies following Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis.

In a Sunday interview, senior adviser Jason Miller told CNN that attendees will, as before, have their temperatures screened and will be provided hand sanitizer and masks before entering Trump’s upcoming campaign rallies.

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