Thread by @StrykrSeven

The following U.S. states currently remain at significant risk of #Covid_19 outbreak--that is, their most recent daily infection count is within 7 days of their approximate daily peak infection count, peak is within 3-5 days (starred), or is within 1-2 days of peak (double-star):

(note: anomalously high 1-or-2 day periods aren't considered effective peak infection...this is not about playing statistical games, it's about assessing a crisis)
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1/3
New York
**New Jersey**
**Massachusetts**
**California**
**Illinois**
**Pennsylvania**
*Connecticut*

2/3
**Texas**
*Georgia*
**Maryland**
*Ohio*
**Indiana**
**Virginia**
**Tennessee**
**North Carolina**
**Rhode Island**
**Arizona**
**Alabama**
**Mississippi**
**Wisconsin**
**South Carolina**
*Iowa*
District of Columbia
**Delaware**
**Minnesota**

3/3
Oklahoma
**Kansas**
**Arkansas**
**New Mexico**
**Nebraska**
West Virginia
North Dakota
**Wyoming**
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33 states out of 51 are not even 7 days away from their peak daily #COVID19 infections. So should we open up the country soon and let thousands more die?

Should we let even ONE person die because the lunatic in the White House told them they could drink bleach to be healthy?

This November, tell that f**king #CovidiotInChief "HELL NO, WE #VOTEJOE!"