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Texas is the second largest state in the US, with nearly 29 million people. Texas is ranked 47th in COVID-19 cases per 100k people (with 1,937 cases as of 3/27/20), but has only tested 82 people per 100k, which ranks 45th. This is nothing but a failure by our leaderspic.twitter.com/MEL1F0kga0
3/28 Testing update. With 1,594 tests today, Texas is up to 25,260 overall, which is 87 tests per 100,000 people. Sounds good until you realize other states are testing more too, and Texas drops from 45th to 48th in testing rate.pic.twitter.com/xXSnCCoeOS
Texas Monthly recently stated that Texas tests 76 per 100k. Perhaps their 03/27/20 figures are already stale?pic.twitter.com/el7bvebtGs
It is all about the testing. No testing keeps the numbers down.
Our leadership is the bottom of the barrel and their supporters don't care.
#PocketbookPolitics
Texas is also the least insured state. What is Governor Abbott doing about that?
Good point. We have the largest medical center in the world. And the most uninsured. Exploiting our health for profit. Abbott is a Rick Perry.
They don't want to know...so they don't test...that leads to the 29M not knowing fully well what is going on...#COVID19 is an equal opportunity body/respiratory disease that when unchecked, it will savage the population no matter what age group.
No kidding. People will die, whether they’re D or R, whether they live in a blue urban area or a red rural one—because they’re spreading it everywhere.
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