Originally posted by: Tom
Oh, I just checked the seven-day rolling average of Covid DEATHS. Texas is about 400% higher than New York State.
Wrong, look at the Johns Hopkins numbers
NYS - 641
Florida - 115
Texas - 482
NYS has the smaller population of the 3 but more deaths.
I have lived in NYC my entire life, so I know it significantly better than Toxic kevin. Subway/bus ridership is off 50% from pre-pandemic. The commuter lines are down 66%. With people working remotely, foot traffic in Manhattan is down over 30% according to Springboard. So the Toxic kevin excuse doesn't fly for the huge increase.
I don't see where Texas rejected vaccine shipments, but they have rejected mandates.
It's the counties that voted the strongest for Trump that have the highest percentage of Covid cases, so let em get sick from something that is preventable.
Cjen - you are wrong, NYC with the strictest mandates has the most cases.
Tommie-poo doesn't yet understand that densely populated cities, especially those in colder climates, will always have more cases than less densely populated areas.
He claims to live in New York City, but somehow doesn't understand that it's densely populated.