If you like Your Chances of an Ebola Epidemic in the US, You can Keep….eh, you know the drill.
Spokesman Josh Earnest said that current anti-Ebola measures, which include screenings in West African airports and observation of passengers in the United States, will be sufficient to prevent the “wide spread” of the virus.
The chances of a U.S. epidemic are “incredibly low,” he said.
With President 4 of 10 in charge will the government prove adequate to this task or will the ‘chances’ hinge on how quickly they can come up with a new definition for either ‘epidemic’ or ‘incredibly low’?
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If you like Your Chances of an Ebola Epidemic in the US, You can Keep….eh, you know the drill.