Nonsense.
After almost two years, it's just burning itself out as the Spanish Flu and other viruses have on their own. WITHOUT vaccines.
Your wanting it to be the vaccine that accounts for the decrease in cases, hospitalization, and death rates doesn't make it so.
Besides, when the CDC runs the PCR test for a lower number of cycles for vaccinated vs unvaccinated, of course there are going to be fewer positive cases.
It doesn't mean there are because if you decrease the test sensitivity it won't pick up the cases the higher sensitivity would. Fudging the numbers to make it look like cases and deaths are decreasing is just downright deceitful.
Additionally, the weather is nicer and more people are outside. Last year also showed a decrease in cases for the same time period coinciding with the with the onset of summer.
