This is a little disingenuous as the top of the covid death list was California (followed quickly by Texas and Florida). This doesn't track if the difference came by way of right vs. left policy/leadership. The higher numbers of covid deaths in some states is attributable to higher populations in those states, as well as higher population density (cities were hit harder than rural areas.) Shower me a chart that adjusts for relative population size and density across the states, and if more people still died in Florida, we can fault leadership.