Trends in death from Covid-19 explains why suddenly the media wants only to speak of cases. pic.twitter.com/9148PbfmLT
— Jeffrey A Tucker (@jeffreyatucker) June 25, 2020
Pennsylvania has more COVID deaths over age 100 than under age 45.
More deaths over age 95 than under age 60.
More deaths over 85 than under 80.https://t.co/JvNqWpC3JB pic.twitter.com/NCF0nQxjeM
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) May 19, 2020
Connecticut has 2,068 COVID deaths age 80+ (59.6%), 1,447 age 79-80 (41.7%). and 653 under 70 (18.8%). More than three times as many over 80 as under 70. Just 220 (6.3%) under 60. Over nine times as many over 80 as under 60.https://t.co/oRSzr8xLXj pic.twitter.com/UkOwWI7BXI
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) May 19, 2020
Illinois COVID deaths age 80+ (1,960) more than three times as many as under 60 (605).https://t.co/sLV7rMgBC6 pic.twitter.com/69AIZ2E9q5
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) May 19, 2020
National CDC data only runs through May 9, but nursing home deaths have only accelerated since then.
They showed 32% of all COVID deaths nationally over age 85 and 59% over age 75. More deaths over age 85 (17,478) than under 65 (10,929). pic.twitter.com/Tz9cMqvlnq
— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) May 19, 2020
In the last week 3.839 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time.
Source: Bloomberg
That brings the six-week total to 30.31 million, which is over 12 times the prior worst five-week period in the last 50-plus years.
