Shh — The Media Doesn't Seem To Want You To Know COVID-19 Cases Are Plummeting Nationally

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Shh — The Media Doesn't Seem To Want You To Know COVID-19 Cases Are Plummeting Nationally


Dylan Housman
General Assignment & Analysis Reporter
April 26, 2021 8:37 PM ET


Exactly four weeks ago, CDC director Rochelle Walensky and President Joe Biden said they felt a sense of “impending doom” about a forthcoming wave of COVID-19 cases.

When Walensky made that statement on March 29, the national 7-day average in new COVID-19 cases was 62,515 and modestly rising. Today, it’s 54,405 and falling. Biden and his CDC director feared the worst and appear to be incorrect about a second wave.

Case numbers trended upward in late March and early April, but the 7-day average has now declined for 12 of the last 13 days and is back to mid-March levels. Deaths have mostly flattened, rather than increased, when cases saw a brief bump, and Sunday the CDC reported 294 new deaths. That’s the lowest single-day number since Sept. 7.

Despite the overwhelming abundance of good news to share about the coronavirus pandemic in the United States — cases and deaths are falling, vaccines seem to be working exceptionally well and new variants aren’t causing the hiccups some feared — positive coverage of the pandemic is hard to find in American media.

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https://dailycaller.com/2021/04/26/covid-19-coronavirus-media-vaccine-rochelle-walensky-joe-biden/

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Shh — The Media Doesn't Seem To Want You To Know COVID-19 Cases Are Plummeting Nationally


Dylan Housman
General Assignment & Analysis Reporter
April 26, 2021 8:37 PM ET


Exactly four weeks ago, CDC director Rochelle Walensky and President Joe Biden said they felt a sense of “impending doom” about a forthcoming wave of COVID-19 cases.

When Walensky made that statement on March 29, the national 7-day average in new COVID-19 cases was 62,515 and modestly rising. Today, it’s 54,405 and falling. Biden and his CDC director feared the worst and appear to be incorrect about a second wave.

Case numbers trended upward in late March and early April, but the 7-day average has now declined for 12 of the last 13 days and is back to mid-March levels. Deaths have mostly flattened, rather than increased, when cases saw a brief bump, and Sunday the CDC reported 294 new deaths. That’s the lowest single-day number since Sept. 7.

Despite the overwhelming abundance of good news to share about the coronavirus pandemic in the United States — cases and deaths are falling, vaccines seem to be working exceptionally well and new variants aren’t causing the hiccups some feared — positive coverage of the pandemic is hard to find in American media.

more
https://dailycaller.com/2021/04/26/covid-19-coronavirus-media-vaccine-rochelle-walensky-joe-biden/

 I didn't understand why she made that "impending doom" comment. The only state showing a significant upswing in cases at the time was Michigan, and they've since peaked and are on the way back down. It was an irrational comment.

[Wingnut]

That shill Fauci and the CDC idiot will be predicting a 5th 6th 7th wave this fall.  It is how they will try to keep control of the maskholes and try and keep people in a covid cocoon,

[goatprairie]

My state of Wisconsin reported ZERO!!! deaths yesterday from the virus for the first time in I don't know how many months.

[Wingnut]

My state of Wisconsin reported ZERO!!! deaths yesterday from the virus for the first time in I don't know how many months.

Set'em up Joe....a round of Fitger's and Grain Belt for everyone!