U.S. Hits covid Record averaging 68,700 plus new cases a day now

What will be the potential death rates from 68,700 new cases a day potentially?

It means that within one month the average daily death toll will be at a minimum 1717 plus deaths per day.

Or that means an average of 51,510 deaths per month

or that means an average of 309,060 within 6 months.

However, here's the problem: Texas and Utah are already overwhelmed and likely many red states will be overwhelmed soon given their numbers from not wearing masks. So, what happens when hospitals get overwhelmed is that the death rate from not only coronavirus but all causes then spikes from NO available hospital beds for ANYONE.

So, then the percentage of deaths from all causes spikes up to at least 5% to 10% of coronavirus cases and then you have to add all the other deaths from people with heart attacks and strokes and any other health problems dying in those states without available hospital beds for them to survive.

But, even the 2.5% death rate given a 2.5% rate is only 1/3 of the total deaths which would be three times 309,060 or 927180 deaths which is closer to the actual number of new deaths withint deaths within 6 months at the present average.

And this doesn't include all the deaths from people not able to go to the hospital with heart attacks, strokes and other problems because there are just no hospital beds left in Red States at all.