If one death from coronavirus is too many, then the president of the United States has a lot of explaining to do. His projection of a total 60,000 death toll was passed by 1 May, just two weeks after he made it.
“We’re on track to have a quarter-million dead Americans by the end of the year with absolutely no reason it had to happen. It was all preventable. So yes, this is a leadership failure of astounding proportions.”
Jeremy Konyndyk, senior policy fellow at the Center for Global Development
After 200,000 coronavirus deaths, the US faces another rude awakening – The Guardian
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