Florida, which came under a constant wave of scrutiny from blue state leaders and the establishment media throughout the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, is reporting the lowest coronavirus cases per capita in the nation as other states are experiencing significant surges.
As of Friday, Florida reported a daily average of 1,393 cases, or six per 100,000, representing a two percent decrease of cases in the last two weeks alone.
While Florida stood throughout the pandemic as the target of the establishment media and blue state leaders, such as disgraced former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, it has for weeks maintained its status as having one of the lowest - if not the lowest - per capita case count in the entire nation.
"They don't want to tell you this, but Florida for like almost a month has been either the lowest or one of the lowest COVID in the entire country," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said during a press conference in Brandon, Florida, last week, where he signed legislation designed to protect workers from vaccine mandates.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's Michigan is experiencing one of the biggest spikes in the nation, reporting a daily average of 8,457 cases, or 85 per 100,000.
New York is currently reporting a daily average of 6,666 cases, or 34 per 100,000.
Pennsylvania is reporting a daily average of 6,251 cases, or 49 per 100,00 - an increase of 40 percent in the last two weeks.
Friday, November 26, 2021
Florida Reports Lowest Coronavirus Cases per Capita as Blue States Surge
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