The Number Of Coronavirus Cases Is Growing In Every State

Donald Trump has said he wants to open America for business again and send people back to work by April 12th (Easter). He thinks the economy going into recession is more important than fighting the Coronavirus epidemic. He is a moron. Doing that would endanger many American lives, and set back the fight against the epidemic by many months.

The truth is that we have not yet reached the peak of this virus spread, and have not flattened the curve to allow our medical establishment to handle those who need hospitalization. If you doubt that, just look at the numbers below

These numbers show the number of people with the Coronavirus in each state (and territory). The first number is the number of cases last Saturday (3/21/20). The number in parentheses is the number of cases just 3 days later (3/24/20). Note that the number has grown in every state, and grown substantially in most.

Alabama..........138 (242)
Alaska..........14 (42)
Arizona..........154 (367)
Arkansas..........118  (232)
California.........1531 (2102)
Colorado..........475 (912)
Connecticut.........223 (618)
Delaware..........47 (104)
District of Columbia..........98 (183)
Florida..........830 (1467)
Georgia..........600 (1097)
Hawaii..........48 (77)
Idaho..........42 (73)
Illinois..........759 (1551)
Indiana..........201 (365)
Iowa..........90 (124)
Kansas..........55 (98)
Kentucky..........99 (157)
Louisiana..........837 (1388)
Maine..........89 (125)
Maryland..........244 (349)
Massachusetts..........525 (1159)
Michigan..........807 (1791)
Minnesota..........169 (262)
Mississippi..........207 (320)
Missouri..........90 (255)
Montana..........31 (51)
Nebraska..........48 (61)
Nevada..........190 (278)
New Hampshire..........65 (108)
New Jersey..........1327 (3675)
New Mexico..........57 (100)
New York..........15168 (25665)
North Carolina..........255 (398)
North Dakota..........28 (36)
Ohio..........247 (564)
Oklahoma..........67 (106)
Oregon..........141 (209)
Pennsylvania..........479 (851)
Rhode Island..........66 (106)
South Carolina..........173 (342)
South Dakota..........21 (30)
Tennessee..........371 (667)
Texas..........334 (715)
Utah..........136 (299)
Vermont..........49 (95)
Virginia..........219 (290)
Washington..........1793 (2469)
West Virginia..........12 (39)
Wisconsin..........281 (457)
Wyoming..........24 (33)

Virgin Islands..........6 (17)
Puerto Rico..........23 (39)
Guam..........27 (32)

NOTE -- The Numbers above are from The Covid Tracking Project.