DeSantis is willfully denying the reality of what
Post# of 123692
(Total Views: 187)
Posted On: 08/02/2021 10:21:16 PM
Re: Steel Reserve #66822
DeSantis is willfully denying the reality of what is happening in FL
And your numbers seem to be out of date. CA doesn't make the top 5.
Red States all. Thanks again for the bio-voter suppression.
•The national outlook is worsening quickly, with a fourfold increase in new cases per day over the last month. Hospitalizations and deaths are also growing, but at far lower rates than cases.
•Cases, hospitalizations and deaths remain well below peak levels, and the three approved vaccines remain effective against the virus. About 97 percent of hospitalized coronavirus patients have not been vaccinated.
•Every state is reporting significant case growth, but the latest surge has been driven largely by severe outbreaks in a handful of states. Infection numbers remain relatively low in much of the Northeast and Upper Midwest.
• The highly infectious Delta variant has caused huge spikes in cases in Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Florida. Louisiana , which was averaging fewer than 400 cases a day at the start of July, is now reporting more than 2,400 cases a day, the most since January. The county that includes Jacksonville, Fla., is averaging more than 900 cases a day.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html
You're going to be around more infected people so, like I said, good luck.
And your numbers seem to be out of date. CA doesn't make the top 5.
Red States all. Thanks again for the bio-voter suppression.
•The national outlook is worsening quickly, with a fourfold increase in new cases per day over the last month. Hospitalizations and deaths are also growing, but at far lower rates than cases.
•Cases, hospitalizations and deaths remain well below peak levels, and the three approved vaccines remain effective against the virus. About 97 percent of hospitalized coronavirus patients have not been vaccinated.
•Every state is reporting significant case growth, but the latest surge has been driven largely by severe outbreaks in a handful of states. Infection numbers remain relatively low in much of the Northeast and Upper Midwest.
• The highly infectious Delta variant has caused huge spikes in cases in Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Florida. Louisiana , which was averaging fewer than 400 cases a day at the start of July, is now reporting more than 2,400 cases a day, the most since January. The county that includes Jacksonville, Fla., is averaging more than 900 cases a day.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html
You're going to be around more infected people so, like I said, good luck.
(0)
(0)Scroll down for more posts ▼