Migradudetoo wrote:
You’re out of control. You’re going to have a stroke. I’m sorry Trump lives in your head 24/7. I bet you’re miserable. It’s easy to see that Trump has entirely taken over your persona too. I would offer up a blood sacrifice for Joe Biden. Otherwise, you and your marriage won’t last another 4 years because of your Trump obsession. Oh, and by the way Georgia’s rate of infection is now at the lowest it’s been. More bad news for you.
You're just another brainwashed trumpette.
With C****-** V***s infections being reported at over 50,000 per day, the P******C is spreading like wildfire.
If the trump administration hadn't slowed down testing capabilities, those numbers would be even higherPeople are waiting in line to be tested in the hot spots for often 8 to 12 hours, and are being turned away due to lack of testing supplies and lab capacity.
Care to rethink your answer about Georgia's lower number of infections in light of the fact that Georgia has a testing capacity problem?
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/health/c****av***s/c***d-testing-georgia-long-waits/85-0ae153d7-3259-452e-8156-88f90a5f4aaahttps://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional/georgia-sees-testing-system-strained-with-rise-c***d-cases/pyb5miiLT74o8FUP9BsCAK/https://www.wtoc.com/2020/06/29/local-c***d-testing-sees-high-demand-confirmed-cases-increase/https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2020-06-25/v***s-testing-tracking-still-plagued-by-reporting-delaysIn the current hot spots, there are long lines and testing result delays.
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/06/27/c****av***s-testing-texas/https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix-breaking/2020/07/03/people-wait-line-hours-free-c****-**-tests-south-phoenix/5370217002/https://wkow.com/2020/06/30/officials-work-to-reduce-long-lines-at-madisons-c****-**-testing-site/https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200629/hardest-hit-states-see-long-c****-**-testing-lineshttps://www.sun-sentinel.com/c****av***s/fl-ne-c***d-testing-booked-delayed-20200702-hcuuuuylnrettkextt5og6irfe-story.htmlhttps://www.12news.com/article/news/health/c****av***s/people-wait-in-hours-long-line-for-free-c****-**-test-in-south-phoenix/75-77267552-2216-420e-a08c-62a7259a4932https://www.mynews13.com/fl/orlando/news/2020/07/05/orange-county-convention-center-remains-crowded-c****-**-testing-sitehttps://www.kxan.com/news/c****av***s/huge-lines-long-wait-times-at-hancock-center-c****-**-drive-thru-testing-site-monday/https://www.modernhealthcare.com/technology/v***s-testing-tracking-still-plagued-reporting-delayshttps://abcnews.go.com/Health/quest-labcorp-warn-c****av***s-testing-delays-demand-surges/story?id=71555595https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/06/us-c****av***s-testing-could-fail-again/613675/On the unemployment front, we're still seeing huge numbers of US Workers out of work because of the C****-** V***s.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4356890-c***dminus-19-recession-no-sign-of-recovery-im-weekly-unemployment-monitor-update-7-2-2020"Summary
A truer picture of the employment situation is extracted from the Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims (UIWC) report.
Persons receiving some form of unemployment benefit account for 19.7%, up 0.6% from last week.
Monitoring of the weekly insured unemployed can provide early indication of recovery from the C****-** crisis.
No meaningful economic recovery is identified yet from the current UIWC report.
Today’s DOL Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims shows no improvement in the employment situation.
The non-seasonal adjusted initial claims at 1,445,481 are down by 14,575 when compared to the previous week, but the non-seasonal adjusted continuous insured unemployed at 17,920,654 has increased by 266,351 over the last week. Also, the total persons claiming some form of UI benefit increased by 916,722 to 31,491,627. These figures signal that there is no sign of improvement in job losses, or return to work numbers due to easing of the C****-** recession.
We also need to point out that the DOL’s figures contradict the BLS’s employment situation report, also published today. The BLS reported an 11.1% unemployment rate (UER) for mid-June, whereas the DOL reports that for the week ending June 20, total persons receiving continued unemployment insurance as 17,920,654, which represents 11.2% of the civilian labor force of 159,932,000. What makes this even more remarkable is that the BLS historically reports a UER of 2.6% above the DOL’s continued claims recipients, when both are compared to the civilian labor force.
The figure below shows that currently, the lowest unemployment rate should be 19.7%. And, if one added the historic 2.6% UCR-PCR spread, then the actual unemployment rate should be 22.3%. Hence, there is no improvement in the recovery of jobs and number of persons out of work.
In the current C****-** situation, we believe that the only meaningful figures from the DOL’s weekly report are:
The non-seasonal adjusted Insured Unemployed.
The total of all persons claiming unemployment benefits in all programs, which includes persons receiving C****-** relief who would normally not fall into the insured employed, e.g. self-employed tech workers."
Try keeping up with the facts, instead of drinking that orange Kool-Aid which you've been chugging down!