Thoughts to ponder

I'm assuming you mean the comment he made at the end regarding "100,000 cases/day?"

That is incorrect that the entire U.S. population would be infected in a month if so.
100,000/day x 30 days = 3,000,000 people

Population of the United States: 331,000,000 (roughly)
At 100,000 infections per day it would take 3,310 days (~9 years) for the entire population to become infected. But this isn't a linear infection rate, that quickly and exponentially increases as each person spreads it to 2+ people each.

Since herd immunity is achieved at anywhere between 60-80% of the population, it would stop community transmission when it reached 198,000,000-264,800,000 people infected.

With a case fatality rate of even just 0.5%, that's 990,000-1,324,000 people in the United States dead (double those numbers if it's 1% like the flu), most likely in 1-3 years time (absent an effective vaccine). Of course, we don't know the actual CFR because we aren't testing and contact tracing like we should be, nor can we assume that it won't mutate into something more lethal as it continues to circulate in our population and comes into contact with other viral particles with which it can swap genes. The longer it's actively out there, the higher the likelihood of that happening. Or something else hitting simultaneously and swamping our stretched healthcare infrastructure.

P.S. This increasing viral transmission is happening during the summer months when we normally have a lull in bacterial or viral diseases and few cases or deaths (wait, wasn't that a popular opposing talking point just a month back or so, that heat and sunlight killed this thing and we'd be fine once summer arrived?). Now imagine this continuing through the fall when the flu season ramps up. Fun times.


That number of deaths is going to kill our economy all by itself.

How, pray tell, does a lockdown have anything to do with mail in ballots? LOL I'll bet you nearly every Unaffiliated voter is going to vote Democrat this November (the ones who can't stomach liberals will simply stay home) after this disaster continues to unfold, and Trump keeps sabotaging his own re-election chances. The majority of them are going Blue for the Primary in CO. Happily, the moderates are holding on or winning in many nationwide races indicating that most everyone's sick of the extremism of partisan politics, and they want a return to "normal" of which Biden is a prime example. He may not be as sharp as he once was, and he's probably just as beholden to big banks and big business, but at least he has competent people around him and isn't an outright narcissistic, grifting, incompetent, clueless, demented blowhard like we currently have for CIC.

I mean, when you lose Ann Coulter...