The seriousness of the Ebola crisis definitely isn’t lost on Five for Fighting’s John Ondrasik:
Since we now have 2 out of the 70 health workers infected, should we not restrict the remaining 68 from airplanes? #54F
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
Anyone else get the sense we are in Chapter 1 of a @MargaretAtwood or Michael Crichton Novel? #54F
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
My thought's are with docs/nurses who are trying to help the Ebola victims…Heroes All – Sadly they are being endangered by wonks. #54F
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
Anyone else concerned the CDC director is a robot? #54F
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
That would certainly explain some of the unsettling vibes we’ve been getting from Dr. Frieden. On the other hand:
@johnondrasik He's way too incompetent to be a robot.
— Well duh…. (@HardieEric) October 15, 2014
Fair enough.
And, as Ondrasik points out, we have no reason to start trusting the government to its job now.
It's not the fear of Ebola that's creating hysteria, it's the fear that our gov't is incompetent in protecting us from Ebola. #54F
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
We might actually be better off if robots were in charge.
Somebody reconcile the CDC statement on Ebola Health workers not getting on planes with the insistence of no travel bans from Ebola regions.
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
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Yep. As Josh Earnest explained this afternoon, travel restrictions are “not on the table.” Guess the White House wants to keep this particular fight at the JV level.
Yes Ebola is scary but you're more likely to die from lightning strike…UNLESS, virus mutates (highly unlikely), or gov't screw up (likely)
— John Ondrasik (@johnondrasik) October 15, 2014
Screwing up seems to the the only thing the government is good at. Well, that and screwing us.
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