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Put aside your feelings about Trump here and look at this situation from the other POV: All of the worst areas for COVID-19 have very dense populations except Arizona. Most cases in New York State were in New York City. In Florida, numbers are much worse in Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade Counties than the other 64 - so bad that m governor excluded them from his reopening plan in the May 4 executive order. Also, do not forget California, Texas, and Florida are the most populous states in that order. BTW California is worst in Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego Counties, which should not surprise anyone. Do you see a pattern there?
My point is your risk of getting COVID-19 is affected by which area you live in, not just whether Kentucky's governor is a Democrat or Republican.
Which you would think would be common since.
And yet....