Well it didn't take us long to break through 160.000 did it.

[gibraltar72]

This isn't fun anymore.

[Newest Reality]

1. Fast.

Ah, fun? When was the fun part? I may have missed it.

[Squinch]

2. 320,000 on Thursday. 740,000 on Sunday. 1,480,000 next wedensday.

[gibraltar72]

3. It ain't rational but I do keep hoping.

[JenniferJuniper]

4. A friend of my sister's died today in Boston

Late 40's. Male. Ex-smoker. Died shortly after being placed on a ventilator.

[efhmc]

14. That is so sad and so unnecessary. Sorry.

[uponit7771]

5. Unless there's a nationwide testing campaign this isn't ending on 4/30 either

... looking at Italy's charts from John Hopkins we got months of flat infection rate

[dewsgirl]

6. You are 100 percent correct.

[gibraltar72]

7. Yeah I figured that out some time ago.

It is 90% uncalled for. The same way the horse was lost because of a nail. Our country as we've known will be lost by incompetency.

[efhmc]

9. As of today, Texas has tested less than .01% of its population, but we are

trying to stop abortions.

[uponit7771]

10. Damn, yep ... This is on purpose

[efhmc]

13. Heard on NPR. Stayed the order.

In latest breaking I think. Edited to add: https://www.democraticunderground.com/10142459771

[Azathoth]

8. We were past 100,000 two weeks ago if not more

The attempt to pretend it wasn't here by preventing access to testing was absolutely criminal.

[democrattotheend]

11. When was it ever fun?

I admit, refreshing the trackers is a bit addictive, but certainly not fun. Every time you refresh more people are dead!

[gibraltar72]

12. Stop the ride I want to get off.