The reason for this is ..because Florida is inhabited with the stupidest cunts alive......it hangs out the arse of america like a huge syst ......filled with puss ridden drunken ........fuck wits....... good for nothing parasitical shit stains ......garbage ........ filth....... crooks........ old whining cunts........ from new York........ and loud mouthed young rich bastards ........who have no balls and lack class .....its a sunshine state filled with the worst human...... degrading........ filth on the planet ......
By the time you get to key west ........its a shit show...of low life garbage euro trash........ fisherman and loudmouthed cheap gay tourists ....... who think they own the sandbar of complete stupidity ......every monkey and their uncle want to come to this filthy sandbar of debauchery....... ...because of the weather .....1000 scumbags a day arrive here........ and you know 999 are complete filthy human parasitical assholes .....its a fucking toilet of human filth....... that's why the virus is spreading........ its chock full of ignorant dumb cunts ..........that's why
Florida reports over 11,000 new COVID-19 cases, breaking its single-day record twice in one week
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- Florida once again broke its record for new coronavirus cases, reaching at least 11,445 reported on Saturday morning.
- Thursday was the last time Florida set a new record for single-day COVID-19 cases at 10,109.
- Only New York has reported more than 10,000 new cases in a day, with the Empire State passing its peak back in April.
- The 13% jump in Florida from the last record now leaves the Sunshine State at more than 190,000 positive cases and 3,803 reported deaths.
Florida reported a record number of single-day coronavirus cases Saturday morning, with 11,445 people testing positive on Friday.
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That's a 13% jump from the last time the record was broken on Thursday.
Eighteen deaths were also reported Saturday.
New York is the only other state that has seen more than 10,000 new cases in a day, but their peak passed in April, and new cases have stayed in the hundreds for almost a month.
Florida is not reporting hospitalizations — a key indicator of the severity of the virus — but the Miami Herald reports that the state has promised to start reporting those numbers sometime in the coming week.
Since June 15, Miami-Dade County has seen a spike in hospitalizations, going from less than 600 to over 1,400 now, according to the Herald.
Out of the 65,271 tests administered in Florida on Friday, more than 14% tested positive, according to the Herald.
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