As the title says:
She's fully vaxxed and double-boosted, so it will only be a minor nuisance - probably a 3-4 day wonder, like my breakthrough Omicron infection a few months ago. She's asymptomatic for now, and it will probably remain that way through the week. Just hydrating with plain water or orange juice should be sufficient to see it off.
I'd assume she was immediately given paxlovid. She may need a tissue or two at max.
I assume Biden is on a regular dose of evusheld.
Shows you how much virus is still out there
It may be more than a minor nuisance. Every adult member of my family is triple vaccinated, yet all but two of us has been infected by Omicron since December. They were all miserable for 5 to 7 days. A week later my sister still sounded congested. She said it felt like the worst cold she ever had.
They all recovered fine. Probably no long term effects. The only one who was in any danger was my elderly brother, who recently had chemo. He drove himself to the hospital for one overnight treatment. I think it was antibodies, but I am not sure. He was fine a week later.
My point is, breakthrough cases are a lot worse than the mass media has been saying. I was thinking of flying to California to attend a 5-day conference, but I decided not to. I am not afraid of getting sick. Not living in fear. But I can easily imagine feeling sick three days into the conference and then having to spend a miserable week in the hotel. What's the point? I can participate virtually for $200. It is shame I won't be seeing friends there, but it is not worth getting a bad cold for that. Giving all these idiots on airplanes without masks I think it likely I would be infected.
Even a breakthrough case of COVID can be as bad as influenza. Which is worse than people realize. They confuse a bad cold with influenza. In my 30s I had influenza that caused pneumonia. I had to spend a week in the hospital. It was miserable. Not life threatening, but miserable. I will go out of my way and skip a conference to avoid getting that again.