What's Behind The COVID Surge In States With High Vaccination Rates?

Around the country, the average number of new COVID cases has been relatively stable. But that's not the case everywhere, especially out West in states where vaccination rates are relatively high. Colorado, California, and now New Mexico, where the vaccination rate is 73%, are all seeing COVID surges. So what's behind the surge? #Newsy
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[AdamSmith-gsdv]

New Mexico has a mask mandate btw so it's clear that's not working either

[johnbaggus]

No smoking gun ???? The smoking gun is so obvious

[ufo_vid]

Don't forget about
Afganistan success
Secured Border
Lowest crime in recent years
Low unemployment
Supply chain success
Air travel smoothness
And low taxes off course
Let's go, Brandon!

[countrygirl]

Booster booster booster...how many boosters do ppl need

[susantroupe]

Maybe try getting healthier…clean up your diet, get some vit D on board, get good sleep, lose weight

[redrum]

From the video: 80% of the cases are unvaccinated.

[gbeachy]

Those are high travel destinations. Isn't that one factor?

[ufo_vid]

Halloween bad
Russia bad
Orange Man Bad

[xiqueira]

The state has back gone to business and indoors. The vaccinated are protected so they can, but unvaccinated are still exposed and they are also going about their business.

[freespiritwithnature]

Seriously?
👇Dr Geert Vanden Bossche 👇
“ Why do we always have to learn things the hard way “;?
Every single human being should know this . 80% don’t!
This PHD / Virologist breaks it all down into layman’s terms .
By far the best I’ve seen and now understand exactly why. This Dr has risked everything to let the cat out of the bag . Now I see other Drs standing up supporting him. 🙏 from the bottom of my heart ♥️.

[thNebula]

Wish they would report the number of people infected and also vaccinated relative to the number infected and not vaccinated. What we have been told for many months is that if we could get all people vaccinated that the infection rate would go down (not that people could not get infected). Is the virus learning how to break the barrier. In reality this probably would not have happened if all were vaccinated but the unvaccinated appear to be enhancing the virus learning how to break the vaccination barrier better. Questions that need answering by the scientific community.