Not as good as it is working in NY which has more people. NY Jan spike was close to same in FLORIDA but notice how the summer spike in NY was maybe 1/5 that of FL... SEPT in NY is close to 5000.... FL is still above 10,000.
The Virus hits different areas at different timesNot as good as it is working in NY which has more people. NY Jan spike was close to same in FLORIDA but notice how the summer spike in NY was maybe 1/5 that of FL... SEPT in NY is close to 5000.... FL is still above 10,000.
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Wait---I thought Florida was the worst.
You provided 100% pure grade-A GWB horseshit. And you know it.
We're not talking about declining vs. accelerating. We're talking about how no days - none - were at or over 300. And you said there were.
And, as usual, instead of saying "it was just a comic, don't take it seriously" you double and triple down on the lie.
"DeSantis for the win" -- Florida breaks new death records in new weekly report. An daily average of 350 deaths per day.
Florida Adds Record 2,448 Additional Covid-19 Deaths for Week
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ord-2-448-additional-covid-19-deaths-for-week
Florida reported 2,448 additional Covid-19 deaths in its latest weekly report, the most ever in a similar period.
The daily average rose 4% to 350, according to calculations based on the report. That would surpass the high for the entire pandemic in Johns Hopkins University data. The state’s figures are based on when the death was reported, not when it occurred.
(More at above url)
I guess your understanding that DeSantis is delaying reporting recent deaths is not your strong suit — hence the chart of recent deaths always looks like it is declining. Once again go read the Miami Herald article for an in-depth explanation of how Florida’s Covid death counting is now operating.

Right. Florida department of health "delays" data, but somehow the Miami Herald knows better. "Go read"...
Same data at the CDC.
You're a fraud. Always have been.
In 6 months Biden will claim his mandates were the cause of these chart declines