Biden already created the best economy EVER

[Indeependent]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

During GW, many corporations moved to Texas due to lower taxes and thus there is a higher population density, just like NYC.
Texas, being such a pathetic Red State, has more major cities of commerce than NYS.
Other than NYC, NYS is pretty much Red and devoid of commerce and that's why NYC, along with it's slums, had so many deaths.

Illinois? Ever hear of Blue Chicago?
Georgia? Ever hear of Blue Atlanta?

Your hatred blinds you from logic.
Either that or you're dumb as dog shit.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Who SIGNS the budget, NOT the House, Tramp owns every budget he signed.

What choice did he have given the fact when the government shuts down, the blame always goes to the Republicans by the MSM. If it's a Republican Congress that's stopping the spending, they get the blame. If it's a Democrat Congress and a Republican President, he gets the blame.

During the DumBama years, leftists gave him credit for lowering the deficit. However the deficit didn't lower until the Republicans took the House, and eventually the Senate. During that time, because the Republicans fought to spend less and DumBama more, it led to the sequester, it led to the government shutdown, it led to the US losing our three star credit rating for the first time in history; all because Republicans wanted to spend less and Democrats more.

This last Pork bill is yet another example. People who were directly affected by the virus could have had this money months ago. So why didn't they? Because the Republicans insisted they remove at least some of the pork from the bill, which as we both know, they refused to. They waited until after the election, and passed all this pork putting us 2 trillion more dollars into debt.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

BULLSHIT! And you know it.

The only bullshit is you blaming Trump for a worldwide virus that destroyed economies around the world. What did Trump not do that was within our Constitution and within his limited power as President? He allowed Dr. Fauci and Birx to speak repeatedly at his press conferences. He told people to wear a mask and socially distance if a mask was not available. He secured the vaccines for US citizens so we came first after they were finally developed that we are taking advantage of until this day.

When you look at is actions (not his words) he was a great leader during such a time. It was President Trump that pressured the FDA to fast track approval of these vaccines.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

A total leftist lie. The US comes in 8th in deaths, and the only reason for that is if you get in a motorcycle accident, die from those injuries but tested positive for Covid, they rule it a Covid death.

And don't say that doesn't happen because you're talking to a person that actually experienced it in his own family. My Uncle died last summer from colon cancer. He was 94 years old. He lived with his son and never went anywhere because he couldn't walk. In his final days, my cousin called immediate family members over to say their last goodbyes, as nobody could visit him in the hospital.

When the ambulance got my Uncle to the hospital, they claim he tested positive for Covid, and all 12 people in the room with him on his last day had to quarantine or be tested. Nobody else had it including my 89 year old father.

My Uncle died in the hospital a few weeks later. So how did he get this highly infectious virus when nobody that came near him had it and he never left the house?

Several weeks later, the VA called his sons to ask how they rated the care their father got. My one cousin told him the care was fine, but..........

The doctor on the phone told my cousin to take a number. They've had numerous complaints from many families stating that their loved one had no ability to catch or die from Covid either.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Snooty Newtie had nothing to do with bringing down the deficits under Clinton, Clinton's tax increase, opposed by Snooty Newtie and EVERY other GOPQ, is what increased revenue and brought down the deficit by an average of $65.2 per year over his 8 years.

Clinton presided during a tech bubble, which bursted during his last year in office leaving GW with a mess to clean up. Clinton did work with Newt which is why he lowered the capital gains taxes that led to a thriving market. It was Newt and the Republicans that created welfare reform, which Clinton vetoed twice, but was forced to sign just before his reelection.

 

[edthecynic]

During that time, because the Republicans fought to spend less and DumBama more, it led to the sequester, it led to the government shutdown, it led to the US losing our three star credit rating for the first time in history

BULLSHIT!
Don't you ever get tired of LYING?
We lost our top notch credit rating because the GOPQ refused to accept any tax increases. S&P noted that the bill passed by Congress did not include new revenues - Republicans had staunchly opposed President Barack Obama's calls for tax rises to help pay off America's deficit. So Obama came up with the GOPQ named Obamaquester to cut spending that the GOPQ also opposed. So the GOPQ opposed tax increases and spending cuts which led directly to the downgrade of our triple A rating by S&P.

Some of us are old enough to have lived through these events and we remember them as they actually happened, CHILD.

 

[edthecynic]

Clinton presided during a tech bubble, which bursted during his last year in office leaving GW with a mess to clean up. Clinton did work with Newt which is why he lowered the capital gains taxes that led to a thriving market.

So you unconsciously let it slip that Snooty Newtie burst the tech bubble with his capital gains cut!
Thank you.

 

[edthecynic]

A total leftist lie. The US comes in 8th in deaths,

You should know better than to lie to me by now, I always have the stats to expose Wing-nut lies.

#	Country, Other	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Serious, Critical	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population
	World	120,417,029	+10,287	2,665,246	+292	96,965,054	20,786,729	87,846	15,448	341.9
1	USA	30,081,657		547,234

 

[MadChemist]

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

A total leftist lie. The US comes in 8th in deaths, and the only reason for that is if you get in a motorcycle accident, die from those injuries but tested positive for Covid, they rule it a Covid death.

And don't say that doesn't happen because you're talking to a person that actually experienced it in his own family. My Uncle died last summer from colon cancer. He was 94 years old. He lived with his son and never went anywhere because he couldn't walk. In his final days, my cousin called immediate family members over to say their last goodbyes, as nobody could visit him in the hospital.

When the ambulance got my Uncle to the hospital, they claim he tested positive for Covid, and all 12 people in the room with him on his last day had to quarantine or be tested. Nobody else had it including my 89 year old father.

My Uncle died in the hospital a few weeks later. So how did he get this highly infectious virus when nobody that came near him had it and he never left the house?

Several weeks later, the VA called his sons to ask how they rated the care their father got. My one cousin told him the care was fine, but..........

The doctor on the phone told my cousin to take a number. They've had numerous complaints from many families stating that their loved one had no ability to catch or die from Covid either.

Actually, I think they are 11th, based on deaths per million which is normalizing the numbers (and the way it should be looked at).

 

[MadChemist]

A total leftist lie. The US comes in 8th in deaths,

You should know better than to lie to me by now, I always have the stats to expose Wing-nut lies.

#	Country, Other	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Serious, Critical	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population
	World	120,417,029	+10,287	2,665,246	+292	96,965,054	20,786,729	87,846	15,448	341.9
1	USA	30,081,657		547,234

Give it a rest Ed.

You don't know statistics.

The U.S. is 11th in deaths per million population.

Absolute numbers mean nothing as you have to normalize for population.

If you need me to explain normalize, I will.

 

[MadChemist]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

Deaths per capita ?

 

[MadChemist]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

12 of those states are blue states, moron.

 

[edthecynic]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

Deaths per capita ?

Yes

 

[MadChemist]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

Deaths per capita ?

Yes

It's deaths per 1000. Idiot.

 

[edthecynic]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

12 of those states are blue states, moron.

name them, I see only NY, NJ, RI, CT,PEN, ILL, MI, and DEL, all the rest have GOPQ governors..

 

[edthecynic]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

Deaths per capita ?

Yes

It's deaths per 1000. Idiot.

Wrong again, it's deaths per million, which is still per capita.

 

[MadChemist]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

12 of those states are blue states, moron.

name them, I see only NY, NJ, RI, CT,PEN, ILL, MI, and DEL, all the rest have GOPQ governors..

New Mexico's governor is a republican ?

OMG....you are a fool.

 

[MadChemist]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

You realize that there is no such thing as a Red or Blue State.
For instance, NYS has 2 or 3 Blue cities; each State's color is determined by it's 2 or 3 most prosperous cities.
Businesses want to be where the bars and prostitutes are, so they are usually located in Blue cities.
I will guarantee that when you break down the states, they were hit hardest in the Blue cities.
But who can touch NYC's numbers? No one; thanks to killer Andrew Cuomo.
And yes, I knew about the nursing home massacre when it was happening because I know people who work at nursing homes.

You can't argue that shithole RED states have the most cases and deaths per capita, so you move the goalposts. No surprise there

Deaths per capita ?

Yes

It's deaths per 1000. Idiot.

Wrong again, it's deaths per million, which is still per capita.

You are correct. My mistake.

Which is what makes your post about the U.S. so disingenuous.

 

[edthecynic]

An economy that LOST over 2 million jobs over his 4 years. The worst job creation since Hover.

Only because of Joe's buddies in China. However the US had the least GDP damage of all G7 countries outside of China, and that's only if you can trust their reporting.

China had nothing to do with Tramp's incompetence in dealing with the Trump Pandemic.

List the world leaders who dealt well.

Trump leads the world in total cases and total deaths, so every other leader in the whole world did better than Tramp!!!!!

That is due to the population density of Blue cities and everyone comes to the US for commerce.
Are you really this stupid?

The top cases per capita are nearly ALL Commie Red States!

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
2	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Utah	377,492		2,017		362,874	12,601	117,747	629	3,984,895	1,242,965	3,205,958	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
5	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
6	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
7	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
8	Oklahoma	431,991	+625	4,701		415,500	11,790	109,172	1,188	3,610,721	912,496	3,956,971	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
9	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
10	Nebraska	204,162		2,124		158,080	43,958	105,542	1,098	980,252	506,745	1,934,408	[1] [2]	[projections]
11	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
12	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
13	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
14	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
15	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
16	Idaho	174,943		1,909		97,315	75,719	97,894	1,068	1,129,080	631,807	1,787,065	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
17	Wisconsin	569,364	+462	6,538	+13	556,369	6,457	97,788	1,123	3,235,370	555,673	5,822,434	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]	[projections]
18	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
19	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
21	Wyoming	55,163		691		53,985	487	95,313	1,194	660,164	1,140,654	578,759	[1] [2]	[projections]
22	Montana	101,726	+170	1,392		99,278	1,056	95,180	1,302	1,132,523	1,059,643	1,068,778	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
23	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]

Cases! I don't give a shit about CPTs and IDC10s.
Where did people die?

21 of the top 27 states with the highest per capita death rates are shithole RED states.

#	USA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Population	Source	Projections
1	New Jersey	834,715	+3,867	23,888	+34	604,724	206,103	93,976	2,689	11,130,765	1,253,155	8,882,190	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
2	New York	1,774,490	+5,635	49,101	+80	880,010	845,379	91,217	2,524	40,989,910	2,107,065	19,453,561	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
3	Rhode Island	130,502		2,567		8,008	119,927	123,189	2,423	3,205,252	3,025,647	1,059,361	[1] [2]	[projections]
4	Massachusetts	598,859		16,580		556,421	25,858	86,886	2,406	17,229,788	2,499,787	6,892,503	[1]	[projections]
5	Mississippi	300,577	+690	6,896	+13	283,953	9,728	100,995	2,317	2,522,676	847,631	2,976,149	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
6	Arizona	832,094	+262	16,546	+27	778,804	36,744	114,319	2,273	4,363,793	599,528	7,278,717	[1]	[projections]
7	Connecticut	290,577		7,765		251,668	31,144	81,502	2,178	7,114,823	1,995,582	3,565,287	[1] [2]	[projections]
8	South Dakota	114,493	+146	1,909	+2	110,435	2,149	129,420	2,158	431,342	487,580	884,659	[1]	[projections]
9	Louisiana	436,482		9,861		420,459	6,162	93,891	2,121	6,206,045	1,334,980	4,648,794	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
10	Alabama	503,305	+594	10,327	+28	303,746	189,232	102,649	2,106	2,470,874	503,932	4,903,185	[1]	[projections]
11	Pennsylvania	969,119	+2,472	24,639		887,152	57,328	75,701	1,925	10,976,232	857,385	12,801,989	[view by county] [1]	[projections]
12	North Dakota	100,942	+95	1,457	+2	98,797	688	132,459	1,912	408,613	536,194	762,062	[1] [2]	[projections]
13	Indiana	671,859	+836	12,846	+22	514,469	144,544	99,798	1,908	8,425,552	1,251,527	6,732,219	[1] [2]	[projections]
14	New Mexico	187,984		3,849		163,180	20,955	89,652	1,836	2,829,742	1,349,534	2,096,829	[1] [2]	[projections]
15	Illinois	1,207,847	+1,675	23,188	+25	1,123,875	60,784	95,318	1,830	19,066,070	1,504,604	12,671,821	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
16	Arkansas	326,499		5,437		317,883	3,179	108,191	1,802	3,258,850	1,079,875	3,017,804	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]	[projections]
17	Iowa	369,795		5,630		323,624	40,541	117,207	1,784	4,222,049	1,338,179	3,155,070	[1] [2]	[projections]
18	South Carolina	532,549	+1,669	8,870	+37	238,343	285,336	103,433	1,723	6,319,275	1,227,350	5,148,714	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
19	Georgia	1,031,713		18,164		557,166	456,383	97,172	1,711	7,940,014	747,829	10,617,423	[1] [2]	[projections]
20	Tennessee	789,652		11,639		765,441	12,572	115,629	1,704	6,963,586	1,019,682	6,829,174	[1] [2] [3]	[projections]
21	Michigan	668,085		16,730		556,697	94,658	66,896	1,675	11,366,342	1,138,130	9,986,857	[1] [2] [3] [4]	[projections]
22	Kansas	300,213		4,863		279,283	16,067	103,049	1,669	1,285,314	441,186	2,913,314	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]	[projections]
23	Nevada	298,623		5,097		261,880	31,646	96,951	1,655	2,814,250	913,671	3,080,156	[1] [2]	[projections]
	USA Total	30,025,480	+31,323	546,005	+450	22,080,458	7,399,017	90,711	1,650	377,121,467	1,139,331
24	Texas	2,725,374		46,457		2,554,973	123,944	93,992	1,602	24,060,014	829,774	28,995,881	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
25	Delaware	89,911		1,496		81,319	7,096	92,333	1,536	639,575	656,807	973,764	[1] [2]	[projections]
26	Ohio	988,298	+1,558	17,871		937,842	32,585	84,549	1,529	10,452,692	894,226	11,689,100	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]
27	Florida	1,973,109	+5,244	32,252	+82	1,255,908	684,949	91,868	1,502	22,339,182	1,040,109	21,477,737	[view by county] [1] [2] [3]	[projections]

12 of those states are blue states, moron.

name them, I see only NY, NJ, RI, CT,PEN, ILL, MI, and DEL, all the rest have GOPQ governors..

New Mexico's governor is a republican ?

OMG....you are a fool.

Ok I missed one, but it is still not 12.

 

[Thoth001]

Sure....And I am sure a 1.9 trillion stimulus bill won't higher our taxes either.

Not if you earn under 400,000 a year. Mark Levin, Hannity, Ingraham, Carlson and most of Fox news anchors are mad at it, they wont get anything, but new taxes.

I don't watch Faux, so I wouldn't know. That would be nice if that is true. But even under Obama my taxes went up drastically. And Biden is Obama 2.0. So.....

at the very least you realize Fox is faux news.

I learned a long time ago that ALL MSM is propaganda. Well around 2008, is when I started to figure it out.

Damn it took you thst long,I figured it out by the early 90,s after seeing the special called the men who killed kennedy on the history channel.sense then I have never turned on the idiot box in the living room or picked up a newspaper from a major city in America.

I atleast did figure it out in my 20's. I'm not that old.lol! You almost have to relearn everything after going through 12 years of propaganda in the US education system. They were teaching us history from TIME magazine, for crying outloud.