Some data on Covid-19 and why we're not over reacting...

A nation of 51 million, South Korea has tested about 250,000 people since its outbreak began on Jan. 20, with a daily capacity of 15,000. It has conducted 3,600 tests per million people compared to five per million in the U.S.

The u.s. has tested about 300k since the outbreak and are testing up to 40k per day now which is expected to ramp up to 100-150k per day. If it wasnt for the CDC snafu and regulatory hurdles, we would have had test out much quicker but we are outpacing other countries now.
 
The traveler diagnosed in the USA on Jan 20, 2020 was from Wuhan China wasn't he....
The President blocked travel from China on Jan 31, 2020 and set up quarantines the same day.
What was going on at the same time dipshit....Impeachment wasn't it.

I was posting about the Virus and the potential for it being used as a tool against the US economy.
Nice speech, but what does that have to do with our lack of testing compared to South Korea?
 
Obama will of course endorse him and if he campaigns for him, it's definitely all over.

It's too late, Mess. That's why the DNC had to step in an push BootyGig and Klobabore off the podium. Joe was being read his last rights and liberals know those 2, along with Bernie Magoo, have no shot at beating Trump. In case your memory fails you, just a few reminders:


You see, Obama coming out now would be laughable. And I'm not talking about being married to Big Mike. Obama hasn't pat grandpa Joe on the head yet and the election is almost 6 months away. What's he going to do... talk about how Joe was the guy all along? Is he going to explain that Joe confused the Senate and the Presidency because the buildings are a short Uber ride apart? That AR-14 is so close to AR-15? That his wife and sister are just "so close"? I mean, really, if it weren't for Wednesday, Super Tuesday and Super Thursday could EASILY be confused. C'mon...
 
The u.s. has tested about 300k since the outbreak and are testing up to 40k per day now which is expected to ramp up to 100-150k per day. If it wasnt for the CDC snafu and regulatory hurdles, we would have had test out much quicker but we are outpacing other countries now.
Citation please.
 
Where do you get the 40,000 a day number from?

From the director of the Global Health Institute at Harvard, Dr. Ashish K. Jha. Scroll to the bottom if you don't have time to read.
 

From the director of the Global Health Institute at Harvard, Dr. Ashish K. Jha. Scroll to the bottom if you don't have time to read.
Seems if we still had the pandemic response team in place we would have gotten off to a better start.
 
Seems if we still had the pandemic response team in place we would have gotten off to a better start.
of course the excuses come after I show you that we have conducted more test since the outbreak and more daily tests than korea who never did a lockdown. CDC made a mistake making faulty test kits, it happens. Could have happened with or without a response team. Protect the demographic that this virus is lethal for. Everyone else can go to work. No sense in ruining our economy for a virus with flu like symptoms. agree to disagree.
 
I notice Dr. Fauci is MIA.

He said something about not being able to jump in front of t and correct his errors in realtime, and then he disappeared from daily update press conferences. Pence later said that Fauci is working on something important back at his home office.
 
of course the excuses come after I show you that we have conducted more test since the outbreak and more daily tests than korea who never did a lockdown. CDC made a mistake making faulty test kits, it happens. Could have happened with or without a response team. Protect the demographic that this virus is lethal for. Everyone else can go to work. No sense in ruining our economy for a virus with flu like symptoms. agree to disagree.

Or we could just agree that you are posting wishful thinking.
 
Or we could just agree that you are posting wishful thinking.
your wish is my wish unless you want this to kill more than 12,000 people like the swine flu or 40,000+ like the seasonal flu. I've been posting that this virus isn't that serious since the beginning. Hopefully my wishful thinking will be correct. Only 685 deaths so far at a 1.2% mortality rate, most of which are seniors with failing health.
 
Seems if we still had the pandemic response team in place we would have gotten off to a better start.

Yeah... really sucks not being able to see the future some 2-years in advance. Hillary could have saved herself a 2nd defeat. Tell me something, Husky, how come you guys cry when Trump spends money and then you cry when he tries to save it?
 
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