[ifinnegan]

Here's one. It's deaths in New York and Calufornia and cases, defined by positive tests, in the same states. Left y-axis is cases, right is deaths (per day 7 day running average).

It's only up to July but the death rates have not markedly increased since.

As cases skyrocketed in California notte how deaths did not.

If graphed to today it would show an even greater discrepancy between new cases and deaths. All the new cases touted by the scare monger Dems do not correlate with more deaths.

[applpie]

Thank you for chart. I think the data on cases is so questionable because there is no standard definition for a “case” “new case” “confirmed case” etc and the states are mushing them together. Plus the type of tests are not split out nor positive test results given in many states-Just some positivity rate with an unspecified algorithm. Then when you blend questionable unstandardized data from 50 states or the world, its junk.

[PIF]

The death rate for those who died from ONLY the virus is so small its not graphable on that chart