Map shows that a third of the virus deaths have happened in counties with just 4% of the population

If something is a problem in, say, Wichita Kansas, you rarely hear about it in the Mainstream Media.  Reason is that the media are headquartered in New York and Washington. (I'm omitting Atlanta because no worthwhile news agency is located there)

By contrast, if a problem happens in a media location, the media scream that it's the WORST PROBLEM IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY!!!!  And if the gruberment doesn't drop everything else to fix it, YOU'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!

If you're a resident of NYC or DC you have no idea what all that means, but if you live in, say, Lincoln Nebraska or Cheyenne Wyoming, you know it's true.

With that as background, someone took all the reported deaths due to the Chinese virus, and found that one-third of the deaths occurred in counties containing just 4 percent of the U.S. population (the red counties on the map below).  Another third of the deaths occurred in counties containing 11 percent of the US. population (yellow counties).

The remaining third of the deaths were divided among 85% of the population.

And yet "the experts" claimed the Chinese Virus was a deadly threat to every American--so deadly that they pressured governors to shut down 98 percent of the nation's economy.

The virus was over-hyped because it hit Democrat-ruled states and cities that just happened to be the media headquarters.

If the virus had only killed half the population of Wyoming, that story may have made page 35 of the NY Times for one day.