Seems the only reason the US has so few "cases" of COVID-19 is because we do so little testing.

[DanTex]

Is this true? I wonder if there's some expert or hospital or lab somewhere that has an estimate of the number of actual cases in the US, as opposed to the number of cases that have been detected.

[at140]

1. Not just US, how about Iran, Philippines etc?

Test kits are in very short supply!

[dewsgirl]

3. It's funny how that works, there seem to be plenty in

South Korea/Italy/China. When you don't test, you don't add to the numbers.

[dewsgirl]

2. I'm happy people are finally realizing this, when they don't

test, they don't add to the numbers the last thing Trump wants. He keeps going out there and lying about the numbers, today he kept saying 22, when there are 60+.

[2naSalit]

4. DING DING DING!!

That is correct! We don't have many testing kits and they aren't testing people quickly. That first homegrown case in WA wasn't tested for something like TWO WEEKS and then the test processing has been limited to a few facilities and there's a queue for that.

This is too incompetent for me to accept it as genuine stupidity. I'm becoming more suspicious of how and why this is happening. It's like the lack of infrastructure to address such a situation was was intentional.

[BigmanPigman]

5. Are you suggesting that the subhuman

who cut the funds and staffs of all the health and scientific agencies in the Fed Govt may be up to something nefarious?

[2naSalit]

6. Why...

I most certainly am!