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Monday, October 06, 2014

How Many Ebola Victims Can Be Treated in U.S. Hospitals? 23.

Exactly as predicted, now that the horse is some distance down the road, the government officials paid to prepare for emergencies, after being caught in their usual pants-around-their-ankles condition, are busily trying to find a lock for the barn door, and assuring all and sundry that, “We’ve got this.”

And also as I noted going back weeks and even years, no, they don’t.

But still we get the unicorn-farted happy gas from the Dutiful Minions:

At the White House Friday, federal officials sought to reassure the public that the nation’s health-care system was well-equipped to treat the virus and stop it from spreading.

“It’s very important to remind the American people that the United States has the most capable infrastructure and the best doctors in the world, bar none,” said Lisa Monaco, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. “The United States is prepared to deal with this crisis.”


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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

How about stopping the crisis before it happens. Shut down our borders.restrict air travel. Not one person out of the regions infected.

Anonymous said...

It is true, doctors from all around the world have come here. Have you noticed?

There are no American doctors!

Anonymous said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...
It is true, doctors from all around the world have come here. Have you noticed?

There are no American doctors!

October 6, 2014 at 3:37 PM

What?!