I doubt it. The peak incidence is presumably behind and the health care system has a large margin of safety. But with the economy, everything is much worse and most likely the second wave of quarantines and severe restrictions will be fatal for it.
At what point do you suppose the pandemic will over-run Las Vegas (or any other major US city) given you don't seem to think there is anything wrong in the US at the moment with the nearing run-away numbers of cases?
I know that the number of cases began to grow again (most likely this is due to the weakening of security measures, and especially with mass rallies in the United States) but the growth is not as fatal as anticipated at the start of the pandemic. In the sense that the death toll (if the medical system is not overloaded) is within adequate (yes, this is cynical) limits.
All options are currently poor, but repeated harsh quarantine are likely the worst option.