Republican Rep. Thomas Massie revealed Thursday that he's tested positive again for COVID-19.
'I will not be voting, meeting in person, or making public appearances until next week. I am not vaccinated or boosted,' the 51-year-old congressman disclosed. 'If trolls or media have other questions about my health status, the answer is most likely, "NUNYA."'
Massie originally contracted COVID-19 early in the pandemic and received a positive test for antibodies in July 2020.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie revealed Thursday that he's tested positive again for COVID-19
Massie said he suspected he had mild symptoms because he tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies in 2020, meaning he had a previous infection. He also suggested he might have caught the Omicron variant
Massie, who's been against vaccine mandates, also disclosed that he remains unvaccinated
The Kentucky Republican also said the only medication he's taken is a generic form of Claritin, which treats allergy symptoms
'I can't guarantee, but I suspect my symptoms have been very mild due to prior infection 2 years ago,' he tweeted Thursday. 'Also, perhaps this was omicron?'
Massie said the only medication he's taken is a generic form a Claritin, an allergy drug.
'Seek doctors advice if you find yourself sick, because every case is unique and some cases are very serious,' he advised.
A wave of lawmakers on Capitol Hill have tested positive for the virus since Omicron surged in Washington, D.C.
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