I apologize for the jab about likes. I must have misunderstood your original point. I thought you were claiming the CDC posted data that would support a death rate of 2+% for the flu. They certainly do not. They provide source data used in a calculation based on years of observation for seasonal influenza that settles on their estimated value. At this point, we have nowhere near the data on this new coronavirus to provide anywhere near the confidence in the projection.
As much as we like apples to apples comparisons, one does not yet exist due to the lack of data. Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of flu cases have been tabulated over decades. We have hundreds of thousands of cases of coronavirus that have been observed over months. Those two don't equate. The video posted earlier of Dr. Birx makes that point much more eloquently than I can, and I think that she provides a very optimistic outlook on the re-evaluation of the estimation methods used for coronavirus.
Again, my apologies for misconstruing your original point. The good news is that I'm not one of your employees. Let's be honest, you couldn't afford me.