US is not done with the coronavirus pandemic. Harvard expert says we need to shift the blame game

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

from reopening to fixing our testing and contact tracing system

States across the US are on the path to reopening their economies after months of a patchwork of "stay-at-home" orders put in place to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The White House released a set of criteria that states are recommended to meet before reopening. As of Friday, only seven states have met all of the criteria, according to a ProPublica analysis.

Coronavirus cases in the US have been on the rise, with the country recording the biggest jump in new cases within a 72-hour period earlier this week. A leaked CDC document named the US as the worst of 10 major countries in their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of Friday night, the US had reported over 2 million cases and more than 114,000 deaths.

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One expert said that as we address the rise in cases, the frame should be shifted from a focus on a "rushed reopening" towards a delay in establishing a cohesive testing and contact tracing strategy.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-not-done-coronavirus-pandemic-072551438.html

That's what Faucci has been saying but President 'Shit for brains' and the GOP have refused.

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. They want us dead. This is the best way to do that.

They want people NOT VOTING in person while they make sure mail wont work.

If you support the traitor you are trying to kill me. I will never forget that...

[at140]

3. Texas death count data....

[at140]

2. Just came back from Lowe's hardware store

It was crowded, people buying all kinds of stuff, flower plants, bushes, fertilizer, bathroom stuff, flooring desks were full, all I needed was some caulking for the bath tub. Less than half customers were wearing masks, all staff were masked. This store in in NE Florida.