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Originally Posted by Pete F.
Who changed the subject? "Would you like to compare New York's stats to Sweden."
The thread was about an article re Sweden's lack of lockdown. You made some kind of possible comparison to that article's message to Vermont. I figured if Vermont's lockdown and stats was supposed to be relevant to the Sweden article, then so would NY's lockdown and stats--all notions supposedly having some significance to what was said in the article. You skipped over the NY vs Sweden relevance and jumped to the CDC change in testing policy. Seemed like a complete change of subject to me.
That's not a response, just confusing baloney without evidence.
The Washington Times article was indeed a response.
I wasn't confused by it. There is no evidence that the CDC new policy is supposed to be some order by Trump to make statistics look better.
That's conjecture. It also mentions that it is left to the states to continue testing as they wish. Which really is more in line with federalism than some edict from the high and mighty federal government.
New covid-19 deaths, yesterday:
Spain: 52
France: 16
Japan: 15
Canada: 7
UK: 16
Germany: 9
United States: 1,290
Population of countries above: 426 million
Population of United States: 328 million
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Sweden had one new death.