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progree

(10,901 posts)
1. Shown in OP: Seminole County Florida (north suburban Orlando) From about March 1 to July 4
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 06:58 AM
Jul 2020

and yes, I'm getting extremely very confused by people wanting to open everything when we're approaching, are at, or, like this graph, way beyond the prior April-May peak (in many cases -- some areas didn't have an earlier peak but have been growing steadily from the beginning).

The below has little charts of all 50 states side by side -- default is scaled on 7 day average of new cases PER CAPITA
which is the fair way to compare states with vastly different populations. Anyway, the tallest charts are the ones with the most PER CAPITA cases with Arizona in first place and Florida in 2nd place.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html

I post that link here to show the wide variety of patterns, though most fit 2 patterns:

(#a#) ones that had a peak sometime in the March-May time-frame, followed by a decline and then, lately, another increasing phase, and

(#b#) ones that never had an earlier peak but have been growing from the beginning.

progree

(10,901 posts)
3. Hmm, thru June 24. I bet its the same story but a lot more so now, nearly 3 weeks later
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 08:08 AM
Jul 2020

Last edited Mon Jul 13, 2020, 09:08 AM - Edit history (3)

since the only "Clinton state" that has big growth rates lately is California, whereas lots of "Trump states" are in the news - Texas, Arizona, Florida, and some not in the news much but should be: Louisiana, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi

Mini-charts of the 50 states states side by side-- default: cases PER CAPITA -
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html

Edited: changed: "Douche Bag states" to "Trump states".

When I wrote "Douche Bag states", I meant voted for Douche Bag, just like I meant voted for Clinton when I wrote "Clinton state". IOW I was characterizing Trump, not the states.

Dustlawyer

(10,495 posts)
5. Don't appreciate the Douche Bag either. Do we have a bunch of RW cult members, sure.
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 08:39 AM
Jul 2020

We also have a lot of Democrats too that love our state, just not its current government.

 

certainot

(9,090 posts)
7. states won by trump talk radio states. and limbaugh wouldn't deny covid w/out trump coordination
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 08:44 AM
Jul 2020

first they denied completely, following limbaugh's lead, and called it a dem hoax to force big govt solutions, then pivoted into death rates exaggerated, mostly just old people, we have to go back to work.

limbaugh wwould not have led that delay effort unless trump - who he was having golf with and meeting and talking with in those early months - wanted him to.

used to be when a proposed walmart got opposition from littlle biz and environmentalists the local rw radio could be counted on to defend wallmart. but when only big box stores were open they turned on them screaming for 'justice' - why only the big stores? what about the little guy. we shouldn't be helping the little guy take care of his employees though.... and no recognition that a main function of shut down was to reduce 'general' traffic to reduce burden on essential workers, supplies, be able to contact trace, etc.....

now any dem politician in those talk radio states will get the blame and the republican dittoheaded dumbshit politicians who took medical advice on COVID from a lung cancer victim who was telling them regulating cigarettes is a liberal plot and global warming is a hoax, will get the excuses and praise.

KS Toronado

(17,189 posts)
6. Is there a graph which shows deaths per R's and D's ?
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 08:41 AM
Jul 2020

Often thought that since repugs tend to be non mask wearers, they would have more cases/deaths.

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