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| Texas, Florida Set New Daily Records For COVID Deaths |
| 2020-07-10 |
| [HotAir] - I don’t know that there’s much to add to this morning’s post except to confirm that, yes, the long-feared rise in daily deaths in hot-spot states seems to be upon us. Texas recorded 98 deaths yesterday, a new record, and topped it today with 105. Total hospitalizations in the state also set a new record and are approaching 10,000. ...The big news is Florida, though. They were an exception to the trio of states I wrote about earlier, as they hadn’t broken any records in terms of deaths in the past 48 hours. They have now. Democrats' winning tactic - make the party of stupid live up to its name. |
| Posted by:g(r)omgoru |
| #3 Some states are also more liberal about elective surgeries like cancer, broken bones and pacemaker batteries. |
| Posted by: Skidmark 2020-07-10 18:19 |
| #2 Texas border counties hospitalization rate is 5 times the national average It’s not natural that counties sitting at the border would mysteriously get hit with a strain of the virus causing so much more hospitalization than anywhere else. What this clearly demonstrates is a case drain flowing from across the border, where the most seriously ill patients are crossing over for care.We are finding this dynamic across the border. Imperial County is one of California’s least densely populated counties, yet at 40.1 hospitalizations per 100,000 residents, it had the highest rate of coronavirus hospitalizations in the state. That is more than twice the rate of Los Angeles County, which is the largest county in the country and is 57 times more populous and 69 times more densely populated than Imperial County. |
| Posted by: Frank G 2020-07-10 11:40 |