Did 220 million Americans die from COVID-19?

[Anonymous]

I dunno about you but I'm pretty scared of COVID-19 after hearing this. maybe I should get the jab after years of not getting it

Yes 220 million Americans did die from COVID-19

No 220 million Americans didn't die from COVID-19

[strateguy632]

Fact check THAT!

The concerned tone as she said it sounded delusional , not just wanted to say thousands but switched words by mistake.

It seemed she read 220,000 the real number of people who died while sick with covid, due to various complications (i survived covid but had a minor case just 2 days sick) truly far less than reported but kamala believed 220 million with great concern.

She is delusional and that is why did not correct herself! This is worse even than biden frequently forgetting.

[molonski2]

NO , and I've had 4 shots , dont have it in my view..

Those USA citizens , Obese , with lots of other difficulties died , but this is the price that must be paid for ZERO exercise , and extremely poor diet choices , you need an immune system.

People die from many things everyday , every death was registered as CV 19 , they contributed to their death years prior though inactivity , there was a hidden agenda.

[Levin]

Indeed, and you can't say this in polite company because it's not 'PC'.

[molonski2]

@Levin
True , but I still do , because its reality and I want people to educate themselves , and again Reality / Reality / Reality ! Be true to oneself.

[Levin]

People are so distant from reality now, anything you say is a real shock to their ego.

[molonski2]

@Levin
Sure , but bad luck to them , time to wake up.

[AviatorTom]

That would be 2/3 of the entire American population, didn't happen. General statistics report about 3 million people in the world died from COVID-19 during the pandemic, about 900 thousand in the US.

Ms Harris totally misspoke, which is one thing a president cannot do, especially in times of crisis.

[Dargil]

Of course not. That's 2/3 of our population. The lines would be shorter at EV charging stations, though. So there's that.

[Anonymous]

No way, that would be more than 70% of the US population.