Jon Sanders

And seven out of eight known cases of COVID-19 in NC are presumed recovered.

Cooper decided the state's COVID-19 numbers at the time didn't support reopening. Then he cited improving numbers during that time as evidence his mask order was working.

Cases falling several weeks after the mask order appears correlated with something, but it isn't the mask order. Also, Cooper and Cohen have moved the goalposts again on lifting restrictions.

Six out of every seven (85.5 percent) of NC’s known cases of COVID-19 are presumed recovered.

Gov. Cooper has descended into disreputable political theater regarding his orders, and small employers and workers are being crushed.

DHHS continues to make NC dead last — and over a month behind all but three states — in reporting critical death data to the CDC.

This was the second week in a row that active cases fell, and the second week in a row there were more recoveries than new cases.

The spike North Carolina is seeing is in testing bringing about a proportionate spike in known cases. More testing is a good thing.