Should We Stop The Disease Spreading CovIdiots From Committing Suicide? COVID-19 Hot Spots

Should We Stop The Disease Spreading CovIdiots From Committing Suicide?

I am not seeking support for having COVID-19. Luckily I don't have it but friends of friends have died of it and those of us who are responsible and moral have self isolated while the MAGAts/Trumpanzee have been busy spreading this virus and now the only silver lining to this dark cloud is that the are spreading it to one another as the red states are setting records for deaths and hospitalization

We morally responsible people are affected by the ignorance, selfishness, and depravity of those who would put us and our loved ones at risk. We affected by worrying about our loved ones dying from this. We are all victims of the spreaders who are keeping all of us in a virtual prison. Our children are most at risk from the effects of prolonged social isolation. Those of us who are considerate of the rights and well being of others are not the ones who made his political. The ones who made this political are Trump and his disciples of depravity. Had Americans handled this like the Japanese did, this epidemic would be over but sadly many Americans are selfish pigs. Just look at those gluttonous waddling mouthy malcontents. Hillary was right, they really are deplorable. Sorry I have to be so harsh but it is what it is. There is no way to sugar coat this and if we did sugar coat it the waddling masses of toxic protoplasm would try to eat it.

Bottom line is: We could be over and done with this had the pigs shown some concern for others.

COVID-19 Hot Spots

Thirty-seven states and territories have seen a greater than 25 percent increase in COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks, when compared to the two weeks before. Click or tap a column header to sort by that column.

Last updated July 19, 10:40 a.m. EDT. Data as of end of day July 18.
* Illinois reported more than 1,000 probable cases June 30, which affects the state's one-week two-week and four-week change. New Jersey began reporting probable deaths June 25, those probable deaths were also counted as cases. On June 15, NBC News started tallying New Jersey cases on a per-county basis, this created a spike due to the difference between the state health department numbers and what the counties reported. New Jersey's two-week and four-week change numbers are affected.
Michigan started reporting probable cases and deaths on June 5, this affects the state's four-week percentages.

Sources: State and county officials, NBC News

States and territories	Total cases	Cases per 100K	2-week new cases	1-week change	2-week change	4-week change
Alabama	65,234	1,330	22,372	47%	68%	129%
Alaska	2,159	295	1,048	182%	185%	323%
American Samoa	0	0	0	0%	0%	0%
Arizona	141,265	1,941	46,712	-16%	4%	171%
Arkansas	32,533	1,078	9,324	0%	16%	86%
California	379,855	961	127,173	-7%	56%	166%
Colorado	39,788	691	5,922	17%	68%	48%
Connecticut	47,893	1,343	1,176	6%	17%	-62%
Delaware	13,429	1,379	1,433	-8%	9%	38%
Florida	337,569	1,572	147,517	29%	53%	458%
Georgia	139,872	1,317	46,553	21%	58%	251%
Guam	314	197	34	-87%	-41%	61%
Hawaii	1,334	94	335	-33%	71%	230%
Idaho	14,302	800	6,932	21%	106%	630%
Illinois *	161,785	1,277	14,051	21%	21%	-9%
Indiana	55,654	827	8,222	25%	53%	22%
Iowa	37,954	1,203	6,893	-1%	24%	45%
Kansas	21,965	754	6,046	25%	57%	219%
Kentucky	22,184	497	5,808	12%	112%	69%
Louisiana	88,590	1,906	25,301	-13%	82%	218%
Maine	3,646	271	249	2%	-46%	-23%
Maryland	77,336	1,279	7,995	56%	48%	-28%
Massachusetts	113,238	1,643	3,400	18%	17%	-59%
Michigan *	81,338	814	8,757	31%	74%	5%
Minnesota	45,470	806	7,846	-1%	52%	3%
Mississippi	41,846	1,406	11,172	35%	11%	178%
Missouri	33,725	549	10,309	15%	92%	164%
Montana	2,471	231	1,304	56%	178%	710%
Nebraska	22,481	1,162	2,654	27%	25%	-21%
Nevada	34,477	1,119	12,902	45%	49%	312%
New Hampshire	6,188	455	331	-2%	-2%	-53%
New Jersey *	179,819	2,024	1,656	6424%	-73%	-55%
New Mexico	16,736	798	3,671	15%	39%	66%
New York	411,860	2,117	9,231	9%	36%	-42%
North Carolina	97,958	934	26,304	17%	30%	62%
North Dakota	4,907	644	1,128	43%	114%	87%
Northern Mariana Islands	37	69	6	NaN%	500%	-12%
Ohio	73,822	632	17,639	20%	48%	130%
Oklahoma	25,056	633	9,411	28%	68%	268%
Oregon	14,149	335	4,219	20%	26%	180%
Pennsylvania	104,783	818	10,859	5%	25%	38%
Puerto Rico	11,453	359	3,766	24%	208%	48%
Rhode Island	17,793	1,680	802	50%	23%	-39%
South Carolina	67,612	1,313	24,226	14%	24%	215%
South Dakota	7,862	889	834	-4%	4%	-7%
Tennessee	76,336	1,118	26,196	41%	67%	186%
Texas	320,711	1,106	128,921	20%	53%	305%
U.S. Virgin Islands	283	266	172	107%	365%	4080%
Utah	33,332	1,040	8,790	4%	18%	85%
Vermont	1,338	214	100	22%	10%	-1%
Virginia	76,373	895	11,264	41%	47%	-13%
Washington	46,026	604	10,779	71%	54%	99%
Washington D.C.	11,194	1,586	747	11%	61%	-40%
West Virginia	4,922	275	1,796	-11%	187%	209%
Wisconsin	45,099	775	14,044	104%	116%	113%
Wyoming	2,108	364	502	15%	18%	154%

United States cases

Updated Jul 19 at 11:31 AM local

Confirmed

3,781,985

+104,532

Deaths

142,229

+1,341

Recovered

1,108,518

+31,695