Posted on 05/11/2020 6:23:34 PM PDT by MinorityRepublican
5/6 - 2,528
5/7 - 2,129 -399
5/8 - 1,687 -442
5/9 - 1,422 -265
5/10 - 750 -672
5/11 - 1,008 +258
1,008 represents a 50% decline from the average of 2,000 daily deaths. Today there was only 18,196 new cases. Much less than the average of 30,000 daily cases.
(Excerpt) Read more at worldometers.info ...
I thought the experts said deaths would lag new cases?
18,196 new cases is good.
See what tomorrow looks like...
FR today seems to be all covid all the time. playing right into the FakeNewsMSM narrative. where are the stories on the Schiff transcripts etc?
Twitter: Paul Sperry
(11 May tweets include)
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BREAKING: Clinton campaign lawyer Marc Elias testified he sent the bills from Fusion GPS to campaign manager Robby Mook, yet Mook has publicly denied knowing anything about the dossier at the time...
BREAKING: After Hillary Clinton’s campaign law firm fed Comey’s top FBI counsel James Baker alleged Russia dirt on Trump, Baker picked up the phone and called the New York Times...
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Post links for each of those stories - we can handle both topics
If 30,000 new cases is equivalent of 2,000 deaths then it means 18,000 new cases would be around 750 deaths. A huge decline. Hopefully it holds steady as states continue to open up. Then by Labor Day, all of this will be a bad memory. For what it’s worth, Pence said we will be through much of this by Memorial Day. Perhaps scientists told him that this virus is very similar to SARS which fizzled out in the summer of 2003.
That’s wildly different from I see when I click into the site, and wildly different from the Johns Hopkins site also.
Yes.
Although I wait to see whether there is a large increase tomorrow, which seems to be the pattern.
This week has however, now actually fallen below other weeks, thus far.
It will be back over 2000 tomorrow. It is low today because it is reporting limited numbers for Sunday.
Tomorrow based on historical trends there will almost surely be an “increase”. The real question is will it be less than last Tuesday — it is important to realize that the peaks appear to cyclically happen based on day, but the are consistently decreasing.
If the infection rate continues to be at or under 20,000, and deaths remain around 1,000 (even given the possible and probables which they will report) then we are certainly on a steep decline.
I tend to agree with Pence that this is in our rear view window by Memorial Day as our ICUs are empty and our hospitals are empty
So, we were sold the extraordinary “lockdown” as a means to keep the hospitals and healthcare system from being overwhelmed by an inrush of patients.
One unintended consequence is that many hospitals and smaller medical practices are on the ropes financially.
Did we just destroy the village in order to save it?
The experts have said a lot. Mostly double talk and fear mongering.
I think the evidence would say yes. What say you?
Barely.
It will be less than the previous Tuesday.
Remember that the decrease in the number of new cases is despite a dramatic increase in testing. We are now testing more than two times as many people every day then we did back in the beginning of April. And yet the number of new cases is less than half of what we had a few weeks ago.
Even if you look at a 7 day average, you can see that each week, there’s a decline. Tomorrow I predict between 1,000 to 1,500 deaths. Last week, it was over 2,000. One way to estimate is to look at number of daily cases. We are averaging 20,000 now, previously it was 30,000.
Well the damage is severe, and the effects are going to vary by state. Texas is going to be fine. Georgia, North Carolina etc. the same.
California is going to continue its draconian “lockdown” and a lot of businesses, including hospitals and medical practices, dentists etc. are going to go out of business for good.
I guess all the Californians can move to Colorado.
And that my friend is the beauty of federalism and the 10th amendment, and why PDJT is correct to say no bail outs for mismanaged states.
You are absolutely correct. If you recall and one of the Corona briefings Dr. Birx and Fauci stated that then the numbers consistently fall below 10% (+) we are on the right track. In Florida, all counties are reporting less than 10% (+) with most counties well under 5%. This means one of two things — we are done with this because
1. The disease is being overhyped
2. It has spread all the way through and we have some degree of herd immunity
Given all the anecdotal data of people who are likely to have had it plus the experience of seeing critically ill patients with (-) influenza swabs in January and February, and now with the news that Ohio had cases in early January, I would bet on the development of herd immunity plus the fizzling of the virus due to mutations making it weaker combined with the warmer weather coming.
Common things are common, and this would be the explanation that we have seen over and over again for the last 100 years.
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