"I don't need to have the numbers double because ... that wasn't our fault..."

There could be a moment where the death toll could become a 9/11 every day, resulting in carnage that was avoidable.

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It is about keeping numbers down, aided by testing undercounts and shortfalls in testing at the state level, while promising a vaccine “miracle” in time for election day.

Trump has not really altered his position from February 2020, people will be sacrificed for his reelection and it represents a GOP position on blaming cities while trying to revitalize a consumer-service economy at a regional unemployment level resembling the Great Depression.

Trump continues to fail at thinking his incompetence in shifting accountability to the states represents a conservative laissez-faire approach when it’s really about federal inaction and ineptitude. For example HHS Secretary Azar now blames the lifestyles of meat processing workers for the COVID-19 spread.

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The number of tests needed varies by state, as you might expect. According to the NPR-Harvard analysis, only nine states are currently conducting the number of tests that would be needed to meet the standard the group set for testing. That standard isn’t universal; some researchers expect that the number of daily tests would need to be in the millions, not the hundreds of thousands.

The administration’s position on testing has mirrored its rhetoric on ventilators. After getting a slow start, it likes to hype how much it is doing, even as it blames others for failures and gaps.

As Trump downplays his interest in testing, he continues to push for the economy to reopen broadly — in other words, getting businesses to relax social distancing without enough testing to detect and trace new infections. The implications for employees is obvious: Many will have to return to work at risk of losing their jobs and, in many cases, they will lack protection from the infection. (A lengthy document from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention detailing measures that should be taken by employers to limit infections was reportedly shelved by the Trump administration.)