US coronavirus cases top 10,000 and on the same or worse curve than Italy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And yet, there are people in this thread who said it was the democrats who are politicizing this

Did you read the Evercore analyst's theories (in the Bloomberg article) as to why this is? BTW...MN, HI and VT are not Red states.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And yet, there are people in this thread who said it was the democrats who are politicizing this

damn....

[Anonymous]

look at the total amount of loans and money processed

Pathetic how people have no critical thinking skills and automatically go to politics

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And yet, there are people in this thread who said it was the democrats who are politicizing this

damn....

This is useless as a political tool. Small businesses had to appliy hrough their local bank. It wasn't money just randomly sent out. If people didn't apply, guess who didn't get any money?

[Anonymous]

Trump is a used-car salesman. He is very transactional. His tax cut and elimination of SALT deduction is another example of favoring red states over blue states.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump is a used-car salesman. He is very transactional. His tax cut and elimination of SALT deduction is another example of favoring red states over blue states.

Isn't SALT deduction a tax cut for higher incomes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And yet, there are people in this thread who said it was the democrats who are politicizing this

damn....

This is useless as a political tool. Small businesses had to appliy hrough their local bank. It wasn't money just randomly sent out. If people didn't apply, guess who didn't get any money?

I personally know a large number of business owners in DC, MD and NY who didn't receive a penny, despite applying the first day with full documentation. They now have to pay off, collectively, hundreds of people they wanted to keep.

[Anonymous]

lay off

[Anonymous]

Every state without stay-at-home order had increase in Coronavirus cases over the past week. Up 205% in SD, 82% in IA, 74% in NE, 60% in AR and 53% in OK. Due to lack of testing these counts are low. The pandemic is just beginning.

[Anonymous]

Yesterday, April 17, we added 32,165 new cases and 2535 new deaths. We only tested 140K which is below the April average. We are seeing a plateauing of new cases as a function of the limited testing. Both the number of deaths and cases are staying at the peak for a week. This is bad news. We need to see some downward movement.

USA Total 709,735 +32,165 37,154 +2,535

[Anonymous]

36000 dead. In a month.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
As of March 19, 2020, 15:35 GMT, we have 10,767 cases and 160 deaths.

This is a massive failure by Trump.

This thread was created one month ago.

As of April 19, 2020, 15:17 GMT, we have reached 740,928 cases and 39,084 deaths. By the end of today we will pass 40,000 deaths.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every state without stay-at-home order had increase in Coronavirus cases over the past week. Up 205% in SD, 82% in IA, 74% in NE, 60% in AR and 53% in OK. Due to lack of testing these counts are low. The pandemic is just beginning.

Now do states with a stay at home order. Did they have increases? What were their percentage increases? Did any states have decreases?

Your data has no context and is meaningless without it.

[Anonymous]

Another 2,000 deaths today. Trump lied again that we have passed the peak. He said we will be in the low end of 50 - 60k today. In reality we will get to 50k in a week.

USA 792,759 +28,123 42,514 +1,939

[Anonymous]

If we have an Italy-like protracted plateau, we will have 75,000 deaths in two week. horrid.