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On Wednesday, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) confirmed a second Dallas healthcare worker who cared for Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient to die in the United States, has also been infected. Unfortunately, that person is reported to have traveled by air since the time of exposure.
President Obama’s response to the West African Ebola epidemic is wholly ineffective, but that should surprise no one. It’s the way the president has responded to every threat to U.S. security. From missile defense and Iran’s nuclear weapons program to Iraq and Syria, from Russian aggression to the rise of ISIS to securing the southern border and now Ebola, Obama consistently fails to protect the citizens of the United States. His administration is worse than incompetent. It is antagonistic to America’s interests.
Once again, Obama’s response puts national security and the well-being of the American people at risk. Failure to keep people infected with the Ebola virus out of the United States is unconscionable. An Ebola outbreak in the U.S. could threaten the lives of untold numbers of Americans. No one knows the extent of the threat, and that uncertainly calls for caution. The U.S. health care system could be quickly overwhelmed by cases of Ebola, and further stressed by people who fear they’re infected but are really not.
President Obama has refused to suspend direct or indirect commercial flights from West Africa into the United States and has deployed thousands of members of the U.S. armed forces to the region, diverting scarce military resources to a non-military mission and placing large numbers of Americans at the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak. He has announced screening measures for passengers arriving at five U.S. airports accounting for 94% of persons arriving from West Africa. However, the screening processes outlined by the White House are inadequate.