Dutch Uncle
* Tertia Optio * Defend the Constitution
Yesterday was a bad day for the United States of America
Over 2000 people died.
192K found out they have the disease.
We now have over 12 million known cases.
People are being advised not to travel or visit for Thanksgiving by the CDC.
22,000 people are in Serious or Critical condition.
Hospitals and medical workers are being overwhelmed.
We need more people to take this seriously.
Masks and distancing.
It is amazing the tools to fight this are so simple and people refuse to comply, even as so many are dying.
24 hours x 60 minutes = 1440 minutes. Every time COVID deaths are 1440 or higher, then 1 American is dying for every minute of the day.
Unless Trump starts a war with Iran killing hundreds of thousands, if not millions, then his greatest legacy as President will be fucking up the COVID response.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...y-his-attempt-look-away-coronavirus-pandemic/
Trump’s legacy will be defined largely by his attempt to look away from the coronavirus pandemic
By the time the ball drops over an empty Times Square on Dec. 31, 2020, will have been the deadliest year in the history of the United States. Part of that is a function of population growth; more people are going to die in a more populous country. But it’s primarily a function of the coronavirus pandemic, which has already taken at least 242,000 American lives. That’s one death for every 12 that occurred in the United States in 2018 overall, the most recent year for which data are available.
During the Civil War, 504 people were dying every day. On 224 of the past 257 days, the country’s seven-day average of coronavirus deaths has exceeded that mark. As of this writing, the current seven-day average of coronavirus deaths is more than twice that number. That’s because the country is in the midst of its third surge in new coronavirus cases.
Over the past week, one out of every 355 Americans has contracted the virus. The average number of new cases has increased 40 percent over that same period. Since the beginning of July there’s been a consistent relationship between new cases and deaths, with the daily death toll representing about 1.8 percent of the number of cases two weeks prior. That suggests that the number of deaths nationally will continue to surge in parallel with the number of new cases.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics...ar-trump-coronavirus-legacy-spread-nr-vpx.cnn
No recent presidency with legacy as dark as Trump's