But as more testing becomes available, we will be diagnosing people who up until now would not have been tested, thus artificially increasing the case count. Since strain on the health system was always the major concern, tracking hospitalizations and ICU usage is of far more use.
Let’s just think about that for a minute, focusing on the bit in bold that gives us his perspective about testing. Artificially increasing the case count. WTactualF?! Andy, never miss the opportunity to tell us you’re a physician, Harris calls obtaining accurate data regarding the actual case count an artificial increase. Apparently tracking the virus is just a source of pointless information. There is no need to know the extent of infection in a community and just what is happening in communities with respect to the virus. That might just hamper dotard’s chances of thrilling us with 4 more years of this carnival ride from hell. I was tempted to write him a note about this particular portion of his letter. However, I was prevented from doing so by the realization that banging my head against a wall until I was reduced to a bloodied section of lumbar vertebra balanced atop my jeans would be more productive. Unfortunately I’m outnumbered by stupid people so he’ll probably get another term in office next election. Pour me another gin and Clorox please!
