D.C., Maryland, and Virginia all set records for new Covid cases over the weekend

[Ame®icano]

The people who made the vaccines did their part... it was Trump's job to get them delivered before they expired on the shelf... and he couldn't do that right.

And source would be... ?

 

[wamose]

If you catch Joe on a rare day when his underwear and mind are both clear, he'll say get vaccinated, wear a mask and social distance. That is the limit of Joe's grasp. It's sad when the smartest guy in the Democrat party turns out to be the dumbest President ever.

 

[marvin martian]

If you catch Joe on a rare day when his underwear and mind are both clear, he'll say get vaccinated, wear a mask and social distance. That is the limit of Joe's grasp. It's sad when the smartest guy in the Democrat party turns out to be the dumbest President ever.

Joe Biden is still pushing the deadly lie that vaccinated people can't spread Covid. That lie has probably killed tens of thousands of people so far.

 

[Independent thinker]

Now that Joe Biden has abandoned any responsibility for dealing with the Chinese pandemic, let's see what the incompetent, racist DemoKKKrats who run these shitholes will do about the epidemics ravaging their states. My guess is nothing, just like Red Joe.

MSN

www.msn.com

The D.C. region went into Christmas weekend with record-setting coronavirus case rates — and came out with even worse.

The rapidly spreading omicron variant is tearing through the region, leaving overturned holiday plans, canceled flights and sports events and performances, and scared and sick residents.

D.C., Maryland and Virginia all set records Monday, reporting the highest seven-day averages in new cases of any point during the pandemic.

In Virginia, 18,513 people tested positive over the three-day Christmas weekend and 25 died of covid-19. Maryland reported 5,376 new cases Monday, on top of more than 15,000 during the weekend, and has not yet returned to reporting deaths because of a cyberattack that affected the state’s heath department. The District reported 9,200 cases and two deaths from Dec. 23 to 26.

Gee, just think how many there would be if people weren't vaccinated or wearing their masks.