[TheRealThing]

I just heard CDC Director Tom Frieden say they were implementing controls designed to prevent the spread in Ebola here in the US. To which, Neil Cavuto put the following question over and over, "what steps have or are you taking?" And each time he asked the good doctor could not respond.

He (Frieden) did venture out on the thin ice however to offer his considered political opinion on why we here in the US could never even consider an isolation period for those flying in here from the Ebola stricken regions of West Africa. And further, to totally pooh-pooh the notion that Ebola could gain a foot hold here. You know this is just another absurd liberal dictate handed down from bosses up the line. In case it has escaped scrutiny, Tom Frieden is an Obama appointee. I don't trust a thing he's been saying.

"Frieden said the CDC would consider any and all precautions, but warned that a travel ban could make it harder to get medical care and aid workers to regions dealing with the outbreak.
He cited the recent delay African Union aid workers experienced trying to get to Liberia.

"Their ability to get there was delayed by about a week because their flight was canceled and they were stuck in a neighboring country," he said"
http://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/219...reak-worse

Now, nobody is saying we should limit aid and supplies, the travel ban would be for commercial airline travel. We are saying that letting anybody who wants to hop a jet coming over here and lie about having had any exposure to someone with the virus should be banned. It's the typical double speak coming at us again, only now we're staring down a potential pandemic. Do we really want to see people here die to maybe not hurt some feelings of some there in West Africa?

How could limiting exposure to the virus be bad for the sake of it's control? And just today, we hear about a nurse in Spain who has fallen ill of Ebola treating a patient in that country. Now it seems, docs not on the payroll or the kool aid are saying Ebola will sweep across Europe. How many really believe the US will have only one case of Ebola, current rationale in place?