Lefties proven (again) to tend smarter than right-wingers

[chr0naut]

I think you forget that COVID was at its "worst" from 2021-2023, Trump left office Feb of 2021......so wrong #1

Infectious diseases spread arithmetically, however, despite the numbers of infected, the mortality ratio of the disease fell sharply after the vaccines and monoclonal therapeutics became available:

Annual Mortality Ratios
Year - Case Fatality Rate (%)
2020 - Approximately 5.7%
2021 - Varied, peaking around 2.0%
2022 - Approximately 1.5%
2023 - Approximately 1.19%

Similarly post 2021, the total number of deaths due to COVID-19 began to drop:

COVID-19 Deaths in the United States by Year
The following table summarizes the reported COVID-19 deaths in the United States for each year since the pandemic began:

Year - Reported Deaths
2020 - Approximately 350,000
2021 - Around 475,000
2022 - About 200,000

So, even while there were more cases post 2021, COVID-19 was worse in late 2020 and early 2021, but fell rapidly during 2021.

The "vaccines" may have been pushed for by Trump but it wasn't until Sleepy Joe came into the picture that wee had the mandates, vaccine passports, widespread shutdowns, and people losing their jobs over not taking the jab.  Not to mention the thousands of small businesses that went out of business during Bidens shutdowns while all of the major corporations stayed open and "thrived". 

Bankruptcies in the USA were very low all through the pandemic and well into the Biden administration. The reason for that is that small businesses were bolstered by business support pay-outs from the government. The subsequent rise after the pandemic was things returning to normal levels afterwards:

United States Bankruptcies - Trading Economics - (try adjusting the graph to longer periods than the default).

Is the COVID-19 that is "still killing Americans" in the room with us right now?

COVID-19 Surveillance Data in the United States (2026)

It appears that you are living in 'Trump delusion' space...