I don't have time to reply to much of what you've said, but when I skim read it, I found I disagreed with most points which I had time to read.

The rather obvious cause of the "failure" of the lockdown in America was that it was implemented so haphazardly and enforced so poorly. In most other countries, there wasn't this incredible mixed message sent by government officials that led many US residents to ignore or even just openly defy rules such as mask-wearing and limits on mass assembly as a form of political statement. While you're quoting a source that says the Democrats were to blame, that's pretty funny, considering it's well known that the alt-right has been the group that has been adamant against regulations requiring masks to be warned in public settings and even objected to regulations against the assembly of large groups of people.

Even if you're one of those people who feels compelled to argue that mask-wearing is some serious problem (I didn't read close enough to be sure, but I get that feeling), I hope you'll realize that it is just flat out stupid to argue against rules to limit mass exposure events during a pandemic.