VP: disease spreads with 'blinding speed'; but no travel restrictions

"In a globalized world, threats as diverse as terrorism and pandemic disease cross borders at blinding speeds." -VP Biden

— Vice President Biden (@VP) October 2, 2014

Again, it’s more difficult to bring a piece of fruit from the Bahamas to the US than it is ebola from outbreak areas http://t.co/6WEjXjgF7I

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 2, 2014

White House: We don't need Ebola travel restrictions http://t.co/expnCClXHo

— Phx Ken (@PhxKen) October 2, 2014

@VP This is why it should not be business as usual on who we allow to enter our country via a airline flight.

— Jimmy Vegas (@jimmyvegas337) October 2, 2014

@VP Well… No shit, Sherlock… Aren't you the smart one…

— Milt Jowers (@BenReclused) October 2, 2014

US Rep. Renee Ellmers and US Senate candidate Thom Tillis seek travel restrictions on countries with Ebola outbreaks http://t.co/zFyR5igSUv

— newsobserver.com (@newsobserver) October 2, 2014

.@SenTedCruz prods FAA for travel restrictions to keep #Ebola out of US http://t.co/4xTzBlFwBd #DallasEbola

— Todd J. Gillman (@toddgillman) October 2, 2014

.@DrFriedenCDC: Isolating countries through travel restrictions would make it more diff to help control outbreak & put US at greater risk

— Ram Ramgopal (@RamCNN) October 2, 2014

Imposing quarantine on entire nations would backfire and fuel the #Ebola epidemic. #CDCchat

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrFriedenCDC) October 2, 2014