Illinois announces highest ever daily COVID-19 case count with 6,161 positive tests, 63 deaths – WIFR

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Joey Zamboni
5 years ago

Cases..! Cases..! Cases..! 

The new cry of the left to replace racist…

anonymous
5 years ago

How many of these are also multiple test?
A person tasts positive a number times in a row prior to testing negative.
Cases that are active are another thing as well.
As well there are a number of false positives.
Illinois and Prizker and the Dems lie so often who is to believe anything that comes out of their collective mouths? Lie cheat and steal is their motto.

Wolfnight
5 years ago

False positives?, from pandemic to plandemic to casedemic right, election 10 days away with corporate media, big Tech and the swamp wanting Mr Biden to win. Does this reporting surprise me? No, in fact I told my wife weeks ago they would stir the pot just before election day. More testing means more cases right? My son in Wisconsin was told to get a test. He asked me. Do you have symptoms son? No he said. Then why get a test? Lock-downs have not worked; WHO now saying this. Why? because they know the jig is up. The people are… Read more »

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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago
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Spot on

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Great job, Dictator!!! You’ve killed thousands and destroyed the economy for nothing!

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

From 3275 to over 6000 the next day ??? Something is wrong with the science

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Media is going to have a field day with this crap

leaving town
5 years ago

Because it is not.It is B.S.

anonymous
5 years ago

Case counts are different than active cases.

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