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Statement from Secretary of State of Jocelyn Benson on the President and First Lady testing positive for COVID-19
"Sending my condolences to the President and First Lady and wishing them both a swift and full recovery. This is a reminder that this pandemic is real, ongoing and indiscriminate. We must all stay vigilant and protect each other by wearing a mask and social distancing."
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