MEMBERS OF CONGRESS QUESTION OBAMA ADMINISTRATION’S HANDLING OF EBOLA

WASHINGTON – Members of Congress harshly criticized the Obama Administration’s for failing to give the American people a sense of security and protection in its handling of the Ebola virus during a House Oversight and Government Reform hearing Friday.

“I think we all know the system is not yet refined to where we can say that it is working properly,” said Committee Chairman Darrell Issa, R-California, addressing officials from the departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services.

The hearing came just a day after Dr. Craig Spencer, a physician in New York, became the fourth confirmed Ebola case in the U.S. He contracted the disease after working with patients in West Africa with Doctors Without Borders, an organization that does medical work all over the world.

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