FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- The coronavirus caught up to Fresno mayor-elect Jerry Dyer a week after his likely exposure through a coughing Fresno County supervisor.
Dyer attended a small election night gathering with Supervisor Steve Brandau, who tested positive a couple days later.
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A cough was the first symptom that let Dyer know he probably had a coronavirus infection.
He told Action News he's had a fever, chills, severe body aches, and that cough is uncontrollable at times.
An initial test came back negative, but a few days later, the symptoms arrived and the illness was undeniable.
So, we have this bonehead mayor, so what.
The so what is that bonehead mayors is all we have. There is no one around here in politics with IQ much higher than room temperature, and almost all corrupt.
But we have about the same population as South Dakota, and their largest town is 160,000 people. What is the likelihood of finding a governor for South Dakota? They end up with a dingbat beauty queen.
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