Shouldn't the US be locking down again to flatten the curve?

It is essential to control the transmission rate to prevent hospitals and morgues and their staff being overwhelmed again. That could require a lockdown if people continue to refuse wearing masks and social distance.

Duhhhh...OBVIOUSLY!  The U.S., with but 8.77X Canada's population, has 37.12X more cases & 22,42X more dead.  That means if it had done as good as Canada, it'd have only 2,424,721 cases instead of its 10,262,088 (7,837,367 fewer) & only 93,778 dead (145,954 fewer).  100% of these extras are ENTIRELY due to the criminal negligence of that fat dotard wannabe tyrant you've let sit in your Shite House.      

According to the COVID Tracking Project, the number of COVID-related US hospitalizations are currently about the same as they were in March, even though the number of new cases is about 4X higher and the number of deaths is about half.  The CDC data seems to show hospitalizations are significantly less than in March, although their data is a few weeks out of date.

Since trump can’t hold any more rallies with his trumptards not wearing a face mask, cases should go down again. Trump is at the center of potentially 2 super spreader events, and that’s just the rose garden and White House.  

Nah, it's okay to party in the streets without social distancing in celebration of Biden's victory.  If the BLM riots taught us anything, it's that the 'Rona is a woke virus that doesn't spread at DNC sponsored events.  

It didn't work the first time.  What makes you think it will help now?

only the weak are getting sick,

im all for strongest survive,

who said that?

darwin or Isicyclis