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That's my point ... to remind you and the rest of your fellow coronavirus deniers that the pandemic is real and deadly. Enjoy. July 21, 2020 - Deaths in a single day from Covid-19 topped 1,000 for the second time since the start of the pandemic. July 21, 2020 - Covid Donnie not only stuck to the script at his "news briefing" on Covid-19 but said that "things will get worse before they get better" and that Americans need to wear masks when they couldn't social distance. He did promise that the response to the Coronavirus that the administration was working on would be "a great one". July 22, 2020 - US deaths from Covid-19 reached 142,092. The U of Washington revised its projected death count by November to about 218,000, down from about 224,000, because of the increase in mask mandates throughout the country.

They even traded up to "grab" Graham before anybody was stupid enough to do so. Wilson was easily the second best QB prospect in the 2012 draft behind Andrew Luck, and the absolute only knock on him was that he wasn't 6'2" or more. He wasn't well known at NC State but he played well enough there to merit a first round slot but at Wisconsin, he absolutely lit up the Big Ten, including leading the Badgers to a Rose Bowl win. Thinking he'd last past the third round was absolutely stupid.

July 21, 2020 - US deaths from Covid-19 are 140,908 this morning. July 20, 2020 - Covid Donnie tweeted an pic of himself wearing a mask and claiming that some people think it's patriotic to wear a mask, and that nobody was more patriotic than he was (despite dodging military service in his youth). Then later that evening he was filmed at a fund raiser not only without his mask but with most of his sycophants without them as well. July 21, 2020 - Covid Donnie is going to hold a "briefing" on the coronavirus pandemic ... except he's apparently not invited any of the members of the WH coronavirus task force to it ... and now it apparently won't just focus on Covid-19. Anybody want to bet it' will not just another declaration of how great a job Covid Donnie's doing putting out "the embers" of Covid-19 that quickly degenerates into another incoherent rant against all Covid Donnie's "enemies"?

I voted it will be delayed because I'm not an optimist when it comes to the US response to Covid-19. I don't see the positivity rate dropping down to below 5% for 14 consecutive days, which is the "safe to open" metric set by the WHO, for most of the states where it's already high. Only the Bills, Giants, Jets, Pats, Lions, Bears, and Vikings play in states that meet the WHO criteria. The Seahawks, soon-to-be-renamed Washington team, Eagles, Steelers, Bengals,and Browns play in states with rates between 5 and 6%, so they conceivably could meet the criteria by September. Together, those relatively "safe" states make up only about 40% of the league. The Cards, Raiders, Bucs, Dolphins, Jags, Cowboys, Texans, Falcons, and Saints, almost a quarter of the league, play in states that have positivity rates of 10% or more as of today, July 21. (Testing Positivity JHU ) These numbers change day to day but with the politicizing of responses to the pandemic by the federal government and some state governments, expecting positivity rates to sharply decline before September in the states where it's currently above 10% just doesn't seem likely.

They all weren't civil rights activists.

Really? Look up James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwermer, Medgar Evers, Allison Beth Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder.

Only in the alternative universe you've concocted in your sick brain.

Lucky for us Americans, the colonists back in the 1770s didn't follow your sage advice.

July 19, 2020 - Deaths from Covid-19 surpass 140,000 since March. In an interview over the weekend with Chris Wallace of Fox News, Covid Donnie claimed ... ...But when you talk about mortality rates, I think it's the opposite. I think we have one of the lowest mortality rates in the world. ... Look, I take responsibility always for everything because it's ultimately my job, too. I have to get everybody in line. Some governors have done well, some governors have done poorly. They're supposed to have supplies they didn't have. I supplied everybody. ... Many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. They have the sniffles and we put it down as a test. Many of them -- don't forget, I guess it's like 99.7 percent, people are going to get better and in many cases they're going to get better very quickly. ... No country has ever done what we've done in terms of testing. We are the envy of the world. They call and they say the most incredible job anybody's done is our job on testing, because we're going to very shortly be up to 50 million tests. ...It's going to disappear and I'll be right. FOX News Sunday interview transcript

Deaths from Covid-19 April 27, 2020 - 56,502 June 1, 2020 - 98,536 June 25, 2020 - 121,809 July 12, 2020 - 135,140 July 18, 2020 - 139,748 Projected Deaths by November 1, 2020 - 224546 Johns Hopkins Data Charts Projections for Covid 19

New York got hit first, and lots of mistakes were made because of ignorance. One of the things that Cuomo did right was mandate that all New Yorkers where a mask when outside their homes before any other governor did. Unlike dumbasses like Trump and his sychophant DeSantis, Cuomo didn't declare victory in May and ignore the CDC's benchmarks for a safe reopening. Consequently, as of July 17, New York's 7 day average positivity rate is 1.2% from an average of 3.3 tests per 1,000 population while Florida's 7 day average positivity rate is 18.1% from an average of 3.0 tests per 1,000 population. Johns Hopkins Testing Overview

Don't have to be "hypothetical" ... just look at the governors of New York (Cuomo) and Maryland (Hogan).

News flash: opinions posted on Twitter are exactly that, opinions, and as we all know, like buttholes, everyone has one. PS - Chuck Woolery apologized for his rant about "everybody is lying" above the coronavirus on July 13 and then deleted his Twitter account after his son tested positive for Covid-19.

July 16, 2020: the US set a new record of 75,469 new Covid-19 cases. According to his WH sycophants, Covid Donnie will address the pandemic next week. He's apparently too busy this week trying to discredit Dr Anthony Fauci and hide Covid-19 statistics by funneling them through HHS rather than through CDC which has been responsible for gathering and publishing disease statistics for about 20 years.

So, people aren't really dying in record numbers from Covid-19? Florida hospitals aren't really converting regular beds into ICU beds to deal with the pandemic? There aren't really counties in Texas and Arizona readying refrigerated trucks to serve as auxiliary morgues? If the Covid-19 pandemic was a war, the 137,000+ Americans who have died between March 1 and July15, 2020 would be more than the number of American military personnel who died in any US war except for the Civil War and World War II ... including the Revolution, WW I, and Vietnam. In fact, the 137,000 deaths from Covid-19 is more than 10% of the total number of American military deaths in all wars since 1776. US Military Casualties

That's the site that I got it from. It changes daily as the situations in the states change.

That number is one of several numbers from studies trying to determine how deadly an infection is. It varies depending by location and by the demographics of the population studied. The Infection Fatality Rate is NOT the same as the Case Fatality Rate, which is the number of confirmed deaths from a disease divided by the number of confirmed cases of that disease. Infection Fatality Rate

Testing Positivity by States Today's stats: 18 states Including the District of Columbia had positivity rates of less than 5% while 33 states had positvity rates higher, including Arizona (24.70%), Florida (18.71%), South Carolina (18.06), and Texas (17.08%). July 15, 2020 : more than 137,000 Americans have died of Covid-19 while Covid Donnie visited Atlanta today without wearing a mask and without talking about Covid-19;

July 14, 2020: 3,407,798 cases 136,252 deaths States with positivity rates above 25% (1): Arizona 26.46 States with positivity rates above 15% (7): Mississippi 18.88 Florida 18.73 South Carolina 17.53 Texas 16.94 Alabama 16.54 Georgia 15.77 Idaho 15.33 States with positivity rates above 5%: (25) States with positivity rates below 5%: 19 (includes District of Columbia)

"Cases" have always been confirmed cases. It's a hard number, not a combination of confirmed cases plus a reasonable guess at how many infected people there are. That's the Disease Infection Rate I believe. Moreover, define what you mean by "reasonably healthy".

The Seminoles were in Florida.

July 12, 2020 -- While Florida set a record of 15,299 new Covid-19 cases in a single day and 35 states saw increases in Covid-19 cases, the White House has started a campaign to discredit Dr. Anthony Fauci. Update: Trump just tweeted that the CDC was lying.

Really??? The number of total deaths from Covid-19 divided by the number of total Covid-19 cases, which works out to about 4%.

Bull manure. The POTUS is the head of the Executive branch of the US government so he's the ultimate boss of all federal employees except for those who are employees of Congress or the federal court system, almost 90% of all federal employees. US Office of Personnel Management July 12, 2020: Total US coronavirus cases is 3,292,934 with total deaths of 135,140 for a death rate of 4.1%.

Still whining about Covid Donnie being "powerless" I see. If Trump can fire federal employees, he can mandate they all wear face masks and social distance at work. If Trump can pressure states to open businesses and schools despite rising infection rates, he can pressure states to mandate wearing masks and social distancing.