..money? Something to do with money.

The actual death rate is probably lower, were the true # of infected known.

as to what was to come. I believe Governor Inslee told Gretchens people what to look for. Her initial order came before a lot of deaths that were known at least. But using the CDC guidelines our initial tests were about 1.2 positive for every two tests. Testing was very limited because she could not get adequate test kits. We got almost no help from whitehouse in warnings. Inslee had told her Trump would try to hide the numbers. He had at one point told Inslee to stop testing when they found it in children. I think that was about the time Trump called Inslee a snake. A certain minority has willfully broken the rules also. My little county as of yesterday had 17 deaths and is a rural hot spot. We still don't have enough testing. Hope that answers a few of your questions.

I'll be SHOCKED if he doesn't have a comeback for you, were you to give him a valid explanation.

Best guess is there is a very small amount of tests available so they have only been given to the absolute worst cases.

If you only test the people who are already hospitalized or in risk of ICE then there is goingto be a very non-representative sample of people getting a test.

most are African-Americans? And that good healthcare for most low-income people is virtually impossible to get?

And what did our correct answer win Johnnie? It's a free Detroit vacation for 2. (Food, lodging, health-care and transportation not included. Void where prohibited.)

Though we will not really know anything close to a semblance of accuracy due to the lack of Nationwide testing.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html

save your breath.

https://247wallst.com/special-report/2020/04/23/states-where-the-virus-is-spreading-the-fastest-right-now-2/3


41. Michigan
> 7-day increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases through Apr. 23: +16.1%
> Confirmed COVID-19 cases as of Apr. 23: 339.8 per 100,000 — 7th most (Michigan total: 33,966)
> Confirmed COVID-19 cases as of Apr. 16: 292.7 per 100,000 — 7th most (Michigan total: 29,263)
> COVID-19 related deaths in 7 days ending Apr. 23: 720 (Michigan total: 2,813)
> COVID-19 testing rate as of Apr. 23: N/A
> Population density: 103.4 people per square mile — 24th highest
> First confirmed case:3/10/2020
> Days between 1st case and beginning of statewide stay-at-home order (3/24/2020):14 days