Squad Member Ayanna Pressley Comes Down with a Case of Covid-19, is Thankful to Have Mild Symptoms due to being ‘Vaccinated and Boosted’

U.S. House Rep Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) just received some bad news. The member of ‘The Squad’ has just come down with a case of the pandemic-causing virus called Covid-19.

Pressley says she is glad to have her vaccinations and boosters. She attributes that to the fact that she only has mild symptoms.

Sadly, the vaccine did not indeed prevent her from getting Covid-19 which is what the “scientific community” is calling a breakthrough case.

The Massachusetts congresswoman tweeted out an official statement, encouraging people to get vaccinated.

“Today, I received a positive, breakthrough COVID-19 test result. Thankfully, my symptoms are mild & I’m grateful to be fully vaccinated & boosted. I’m currently isolating & following all health protocols. My full statement:”

Today, I received a positive, breakthrough COVID-19 test result. Thankfully, my symptoms are mild & I’m grateful to be fully vaccinated & boosted.

I’m currently isolating & following all health protocols.

My full statement: https://t.co/FOhQ2i68VN pic.twitter.com/7p6z1tazRR

— Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (@RepPressley) December 31, 2021

It’s hard to say what the narrative will be next from the more powerful media organizations. We know now that although the presiding advice is to get vaccinated, anyone can still get and spread the virus. It’s hard to say if this will cause further shutdowns in Broadway shows, concerts, and other restrictions in certain parts of the nation.

It does seem that Joe Biden will be deferring more to states now, although he has claimed that reports he has “given up” were not quite the way he wanted to say it.

I think the virus has been more challenging than Biden thought it may have been for him when he ran for president, and many politicians are beginning to rethink how to manage things, although that doesn’t mean health should not be taken seriously.

Dr. Anthony Fauci is still the presiding official in charge of putting out what narrative the CDC usually goes with, although he claims he is not a man putting out opinions, but rather someone who “represents science”.