Florida Sets a New Single Day Record for Coronavirus Cases — And This Brings Plenty of Good News

The media is salivating this morning over Covid cases in Florida, but it is not a symptom of the coronavirus; more like a side effect of their obsession with slandering the state, and its governor Ron DeSantis. Yesterday Florida set a new record when it reported the highest single day increase in coronavirus cases by any state since the outbreak. This jarring announcement requires a significant amount of analysis, but let us first get the hysteria out of the way.
 
Florida hit an alarming one-day high on Sunday with 15,300 new coronavirus cases, shattering both the state and national record for new cases reported since the start of the pandemic. With Sunday’s staggering surge in new cases, Florida eclipsed New York’s coronavirus peak of 12,274 cases on April 4.

”Alarming’’, ”shattering’’, ”staggering” and other brash words are going to be used throughout the day, but the details are what matters. While that number does make the eyes pop open there is some sound reasoning behind it. Florida has this spike in caseloads as a result of a massive explosion of tests being conducted. The sharp increase arrived as over 135,000 tests were conducted on Saturday, so yes, while more cases are recorded it is a result of widespread testing.

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Source: RedState
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