And normally the U.S. would've helped set up border screening and other measures on the ground.
But this time, we didn't.
Normally, we would've spoke with the WHO about helping end the outbreak.
But this time, we didn't.
Because CDC staff weren't even allowed to talk to them.
But this time, we didn't.
Normally, we would've spoke with the WHO about helping end the outbreak.
But this time, we didn't.
Because CDC staff weren't even allowed to talk to them.
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Two months ago we had amazing experts working on global health security there.
Now there appears to be no one to pick up a phone.
The CDC.
Hundreds of these frontline experts lost their jobs last week as part of indiscriminate 'cost saving' firings. More cuts are expected.
USAID has long supported Ebola response efforts overseas. Not no more.
Because you've hobbled or directly dismantled the response structures needed to end Ebola outbreaks abroad and protect us here in the U.S.
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There is barely any follow up. Lies are accepted as fact.
Why didn’t the press Corp ask for details, as to what specific steps were taken to “put Ebola prevention back”?
1) I'm using double-A "Afrikaaners" because I learned it that way, living in then-Southern Rhodesia.
2) None of them are Boer-descended but we need a nickname for them here.
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