Sarah Palin Dines In NYC After Positive COVID Test ‘Didn’t Present Vax Card’ On Prior Outing

hollywoodlife.com:

Sarah Palin was spotted dining at a New York restaurant on Wednesday (January 26) after it was revealed she had tested positive for COVID-19 just two days earlier.

The 57-year-old former Alaska governor, who is not vaccinated against the coronavirus, ate outdoors with a group of friends at the Italian hot spot Elio’s, making it her second visit to the establishment since Saturday, when she dined indoors without presenting a vaccination card.

On Tuesday, she also dined at another eatery called Campagnola, per the Daily Mail. With the two most recent outings, the failed VP candidate appeared to be flouting local health and safety measures, which call for positive coronavirus cases to isolate for at least five days. “Our goal has always been to incentivize isolation for those testing positive for Covid and providing them multiple resources,” a New York City Hall spokesperson said in a statement. “That being said we hope that anybody who has Covid is isolating for their own safety and the safety of all new Yorkers and find it highly irresponsible that Sarah Palin refuses to do so.” Sarah placed Elio’s in jeopardy of a fine for dining indoors on Saturday, and the restaurant took ownership of its mistake for letting her inside. “Sarah didn’t present the vaccination card on Saturday night and she shouldn’t have been able to sit down,” a rep for Elio’s EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife. “She showed up to apologize [on Wednesday, after her positive test] and was not allowed to come inside.

Some outlets are reporting that she was in the restaurant [on Wednesday], but she did not step foot in here, I want that to be clear.