What is the point of stressing “x states don’t have testing”? ZERO states have testing.
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3 states have testing *kits* that leaves 47 without - simple math, you have a problem with that?
The kits are sent to a LAB, not a state government. No state has more access to these labs than any other state. You could be hospitalized with symptoms across the street from the CDC, but that doesn’t get you tested any faster than someone in Wyoming or Texas.
Yes, we need the ability to test at the hospital level for those hospitals that have the ability. But right now we are barely testing at all. That’s a policy problem, not a lack of capacity.