I believe that too.
I believe I caught it after Thanksgiving
I believe Herd Immunity is further along than they think
I’ll stop now rather than going all Kevin Costner on you.
Was there an increase in people hospitalized with unknown breathing problems? None of these “early infection” stories cite increased hospitalizations making it seem like the early COVID was a less dangerous variant.
He’s trying to dodge the blame for all the death that is going to result from his refusal to shut down and quarantine his state.
The coronavirus denialists are doing Comaneci level backflips and aerial adjustments to divert attention from the fact that they failed to take action to protect the citizens of their states.
Let’s just ignore that spring break thing. (look a squirrel!)
If you look at the demographic profile of folks who attend (wealthy, mobile) this seems very plausible.
Yeah yeah it was the super bowl and def not spring breakers! Yeah that’s it!
The area was flooded with KC Chiefs fans and San Francisco 49er fans, yet those two states have fared well. Don’t blame the February 2 Super Bowl.
This was all part of China’s silence and denial from the start.
As I’ve said in some other posts, I’ve been tracking COVID stats for well over a month now and building spread sheets using stats from all over the world, the most authoritative of which are from South Korea (primarily because of their aggressive, mandatory testing).
One thing that caught my attention early on were CDC statistics. From January 21st until sometime in early March, CDC tracked cases (COVID-positive tests), and source of exposure (either foreign travel-related or close contact/direct exposure), as well as “under investigation,” i.e., positive cases in which the source of exposure could not be identified. As of early March, in 384,944 (97.5%) of 395,011 positive cases, the source of exposure could not be identified. That number varied from ~93% to the current 97.5% until CDC stopped publishing those statistics and added the following: “CDC is no longer reporting the number of persons under investigation (PUIs) that have been tested, as well as PUIs that have tested negative. Now that states are testing and reporting their own results, CDC’s numbers are not representative of all testing being done nationwide.” Unlike South Korea, CDC has never published the number of tests administered.
While I’ve thought for months that COVID has been here since the Nov/Dec timeframe, does anyone else see the above as a bit odd for an organization that supposedly monitors public health?
De$anti$ wa$ happy to take touri$t dollar$ during the $tupor Bowl and “$pring Break”.
Spare us the crocodile tears.
Good thing he caved to the panic and shut down his state a month and a half later, right? /s
I have been watching Gov DeSantis press conferences for at least the last two weeks and he has stated many times his concern that corona virus exposures happened at the Super Bowl.