Even if covid is gone in a month, the economic impact is done and will take years to recover from.
I can't wait to be arguing about whether trashing the economy to probably the greatest extent in the history of America and putting millions out of work was all worth it. As well as the inevitable expanding of the size and scope of the federal government.
The analysis of actual covid deaths vs. collateral consequences including personal financial ruin, layoffs, the death of small business in america, suicides, divorces, etc. The monday-morning quarterbacking will go on for 30 years and only serve to further divide us.
On the left, you've got the reasonable willing to take a look at the question of the economic impact, and the unreasonable virtue-signallers screaming how dare you worry about money if one extra person might die because of covid. Even on the right-wing, there are 3 different factions that have formed and going at each other's throats: the full-blown covid-deniers/trumpers, the traditional and moderate republicans who still think it's a big deal, and the fringe right who think it's a Chinese-made bioweapon and hunkered down in the bunkers/moms' basements with hundreds of assault weapons and piles of toilet paper spouting conspiracy theories online.
Who knows how all this will play out politically. I do know that a large number of our leaders in all three branches of government are well in the range of those who could be seriously affected if they get sick, and I can look at the death rates in the 70-80+ crowd, and well... there's going to be some changes I suspect.