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This is a strange take -- in virtually every country the center-left has been pro-lockdown and the far-right has been anti-lockdowns (the center-right is usually pro-lockdowns as well, but not as much as the center-left). If it were stochastic there would be many exceptions.https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1308132246210084870 …
In general, it's helpful to look at the rest of the world to understand the US, since it highlights what's unique about the US and what's just a manifestation of broader trends and general equilibria.
I think the dynamic at play here is: "trust in expert + value human life -> pro-lockdown" "anti-intellectualism and anti-expertise + value 'individual freedom' over human life -> anti-lockdown"
The take "it will only kill the elderly so it's fine, we don't need to do anything" is also not unique to the US, it's a far-right message found throughout the world.
Good luck with that. It’s amazing how international comparisons is part of the rhetorical toolbox in France (for better or worse) and inexistant (or considered irrelevant) in the US
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