U.S. reports fewer than 30,000 cases for five straight days, with the nation averaging 1.8 million daily vaccinations

CNBC ^ | 5/20/2021 | Nate Ratner

[SaxxonWoods]

The U.S. has reported fewer than 30,000 cases for five straight days, bringing the seven-day average of daily new infections to about 30,300. Roughly 1.8 million vaccinations have been reported on average each day over the past week, and 48% of the population has received at least one vaccine dose.

[SaxxonWoods]

Go Vaxxers! This is the lowest case rate for a 5 days period in over 7 months.

[frogjerk]

What’s considered a case?

[SeekAndFind]

Sheesh, 30,000 cases!

Taiwan, the country mostl cited as one of the most successful in managing the pandemic, locked down recently after they discovered a little over 200 cases.

[rktman]

Willin’ to “pay the price” by stepping aside and letting an underserved person have ours. It’s a sacrifice, we know but......... 💉😷😉

[Autonomous User]

This bad news. Time for the Jab Troll fauci to crawl out from under his bridge and spread some more Panic Porn!

[cuban leaf]

It’s springtime. This is what happened last year as well.

[cuban leaf]

Testing positive.

[SaxxonWoods]

Taiwan population: 23.6 million.

And it’s an island.

C’mon man.

[ConservativeMind]

It really helps to dial down the PCR cycles for people who have COVID-19, but got the vaccine

[SaxxonWoods]

“What’s considered a case?”

Your head?

Just kidding!

[ConservativeMind]

Sadly, vaccine takers getting COVID-19 are now run against a completely different test sequence than the rest of us.

They cycle many times fewer to assure they are much less likely to get a positive reading.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

I saw an NPR article today that tracks this and they stated that 37.5% of the american population is vaxxed with the GMO treatment.

[frogjerk]

I already had it and survived.

I'm getting a "COVID-19 Survivor Hero" t-shirt with an image of two hands making a heart above the words "I created antibodies for you...You're Welcome!" on the back.

[SaxxonWoods]

“It’s springtime. This is what happened last year as well.”

Uh, no.

Cases, May 19, 2020: 98,847

May 29: 128,951

Cases were MUCH higher and rising fast, not falling.

[frogjerk]

Not a really good definition of a case.

[usconservative]

It’s springtime. This is what happened last year as well.

Bingo. Spring and summer of 2020 the infection rates were way down, they picked up again in the fall and through the winter. Here we go again. Enjoy your freedom while it lasts, the Democrats are just chomping at the bit to lock us all down again.

[silverleaf]

Trust and faith, eh

[rktman]

🙌👏

[SaxxonWoods]

Thanks, that figure agrees closely with this article.

[SaxxonWoods]

Oh wait, this one shows 48%, not 38%. Interesting.