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thats because most of America live in states with Democratic governors, most Americans don't want to live in backwater shithole states with GOPQ governors. Per capita GOPQ states had more deaths!The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
thats because most of America live in states with Democratic governors, most Americans don't want to live in backwater shithole states with GOPQ governors. Per capita GOPQ states had more deaths!The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
That chart was per 100k...thats because most of America live in states with Democratic governors, most Americans don't want to live in backwater shithole states with GOPQ governors. Per capita GOPQ states had more deaths!The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
Only 5 of the top 14 states you listed were Democratic, the other 9 were GOPQ shithole death traps!!!!!You and Xiden have one thing in common. YOU'RE ALWAYS WRONG!! Blue states lead the death rates, NY, NJ, MA, RI, CTDeaths per capita were horrendous in states like North and South Dakota. And they didn't get blind sided like NY and NJ did. They had plenty of warning.The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
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U.S. COVID death rate by state 2023 | Statista
As of March 2023, Arizona had the highest COVID death rate in the U.S., with 455 deaths per 100,000 population. Hawaii had the lowest death rate.www.statista.com
Even Pfizer has debunked your silly claim. You need to get a clue.Pfizer had the vaccine in February of 2020 because they received information from China to know it's protein strains an upside from previous research with SARs. Pfizer was not part of Operation Warp Speed. They didn't use USA funds to develop the vaccine.
I do not see any real relation to lockdowns and effective management of covid cases.Of course there were. For example:What NEW lockdowns?? There weren't any. Try again. Vaccinating essential workers and the most vulnerable is still leading.
Cuomo Shuts Down Indoor Dining in New York City Again - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Vaccinating a few percentage of the population isn't going to cut case load dramatically.
New Jersey has the highest death rate, Née York is second, South Dakota 5th and North Dakota 10th. U.S. COVID-19 death rate by state | StatistaDeaths per capita were horrendous in states like North and South Dakota. And they didn't get blind sided like NY and NJ did. They had plenty of warning.The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
No matter how many times you repeat it, it is still a lie. 12 states sent covid patients to nursing homes following Tramp's CDC guidelines, the other 7 were GOPQ states. But you knew that already.thats because most of America live in states with Democratic governors, most Americans don't want to live in backwater shithole states with GOPQ governors. Per capita GOPQ states had more deaths!The biggest death tolls were all in States with democrat governors
here, let me repost it for you
NYC is a small percentage of the US population.Of course there were. For example:What NEW lockdowns?? There weren't any. Try again. Vaccinating essential workers and the most vulnerable is still leading.
Cuomo Shuts Down Indoor Dining in New York City Again - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Vaccinating a few percentage of the population isn't going to cut case load dramatically.
It was merely an example of changes in restrictions around the country. I was not saying it was the only thing that had any effect.NYC is a small percentage of the US population.
Across the US, in all (50) states, the only new thing starting in December was the vaccine rollout.
The pandemic only hits a small percentage of people, and those most likely to get it, essential medical and the elderly were vaccinated first.
Now that most of those were vaccinated we're moving to the less elderly (65 & up). So of course the vaccine is responsible.
Stop your bullshit tap-dancing already.It was merely an example of changes in restrictions around the country. I was not saying it was the only thing that had any effect.NYC is a small percentage of the US population.
Across the US, in all (50) states, the only new thing starting in December was the vaccine rollout.
The pandemic only hits a small percentage of people, and those most likely to get it, essential medical and the elderly were vaccinated first.
Now that most of those were vaccinated we're moving to the less elderly (65 & up). So of course the vaccine is responsible.
Cases went up, we increased restrictions, reduced transmission, cases go down. COVID may hospitalize a small percentage of people and vaccinating the most vulnerable may reduce the hospitalization rate, but that's probably not the root cause since the case load fell. Those 200,000 or 300,000 new cases per day didn't go down because <10% of the population was vaccinated.
It's not, for the reasons I've stated. Saying I'm "bullshit tap-dancing" doesn't really make a strong argument.Stop your bullshit tap-dancing already.
Vaccinating the most exposed and the most vulnerable obviously is the reason for the massive decline in cases and deaths.
1. Your reason (not reasons) was that NYC shutdown again. I dismissed that since NYC is a very small percentage of the US population.It's not, for the reasons I've stated. Saying I'm "bullshit tap-dancing" doesn't really make a strong argument.Stop your bullshit tap-dancing already.
Vaccinating the most exposed and the most vulnerable obviously is the reason for the massive decline in cases and deaths.
We simply hadn't vaccinated enough people to have a significant effect, certainly not the effect we have seen in the last few weeks. This is the third spike of COVID cases, and we came down from the previous spikes just the same.
You need a date for your table.
1. I clearly stated the reason was lockdowns, which you denied occurred and I provided an example. I specifically said it was an example. You know what an example is, don't you?1. Your reason (not reasons) was that NYC shutdown again. I dismissed that since NYC is a very small percentage of the US population.
2. "Bullshit tap-dancing" is exactly what you are doing, like a kid coming up with excuses for not having his homework done.
3. Yes we have vaccinated enough people, as I said, the most exposed medical and essential workers, as well as the most vulnerable, those over 65, obviously made a significant difference in the number of new cases and deaths.
4. The date for that table is today.
www.worldometers.info
We're out of the pandemic?If you look at the latest pandemic numbers it's clear.
The new vaccines, developed, tested, manufactured, distributed, and jabbed in arms in record time look to be working.
At the start of the pandemic Dr Fauci said that developing a new vaccine in (18) months would be a medical miracle.
Then add on 6-months to build manufacturing facilities and make the vaccines, or about (24) months as the earliest time possible to distribute a vaccine. even if one could be found.
The Trump admin got it done in 9-months, saving hundreds of thousands of live, you're welcome.
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This rate will jump up when the JNJ "1-shot" vaccine gets approved
We're not out of the pandemic. With that said, President Trump handled the pandemic about as well as any President could. The distribution of the vaccine in my state went very well through January, but suddenly its getting screwed up and people are complaining. Sounds like Joe Biden hasn't a clue what he's doing.
