Nothing about when she went to Cleveland (or was she flying through there from somewhere else?). What did she do in Cleveland? Maybe a public event with thousands in attendance?
Around this time of the year when the common cold and typical flu begin to go around, what do the health bureaucrats tell everybody about keeping themselves healthy during this time of the year.
1. Cover your mouth when you cough, making sure to go snot sleeve rather than coughing into your hand.
2. Wash your hands frequently.
3. If you get sick, don’t go to work. Keep your sickness to yourself.
I look at the incompetent response of Uhbamuh, the CDC goofball and the sense I have gotten from them has been, “Well, we want to take precautions for cold and flu, because we always have that here. Ebola? Just a fluke it is here in the first place. No precautions needed.”
And yet on their own website, what does the CDC tell us?
How long does Ebola live outside the body?
Ebola is killed with hospital-grade disinfectants (such as household bleach). Ebola on dried on surfaces such as doorknobs and countertops can survive for several hours; however, virus in body fluids (such as blood) can survive up to several days at room temperature.
We’re told that the Frontier plane has been disinfected and will be put back in service today. How many people serviced the plane after the flight? Did the infected person use the bathroom and how many people on the flight used the restroom after she did? Do we assume she washed her hands when she went if she used the airplane restroom? What other surfaces did she potentially come in contact with that could have been infected?
At some point an American male who is not a medical professional is going to get infected. Given that ebola can remain alive in semen for around 3 months, are we going to simply trust somebody won’t be stupid and not have sex or not use a condom during the time when they feel good, but can still infect through sex?
Understand that I think the chance infection from contact with a random surface in the airport I am not particularly concerned with, unless the infected went to the restroom in the airport. But given the kinds of precautions we are asked to take for other illnesses, what are we to think of what should be done in the case of one of the most deadly diseases on the planet?
October 10. Visited family. Returned October 13. Presented October 14. Confirmed October 15. Soon to fly to Atlanta.
Did She attend the Steelers-Browns game at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio?
Can you trust the people who couldn’t do a web site with containing Ebola?
#Can you trust that the President who couldn’t do a website will control Ebola?# Pass it on
CDC has been impressive with the keystone cops response.