The Failure Of A Red State's Medical System Has Endangered Us All!

[skookerasbil]

LOL.....wait'll 2015.......after the elections of course......when Obamacare starts dropping nukes on individuals and business it will by faaaaaaaaaar become the most unpopular legislation in the history of the union. Obama stopped the nukes in mid-flight via executive action in the past 12 months.

One word..............INCOMING!!!!!!!!!!!!


Obamacare

 

[JimH52]

video at the site

Flashback: Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic
posted at 2:41 pm on October 2, 2014 by Ed Morrissey

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A nice catch from our friends at Grabien, who got it from Ace [update] and who had to go all the way back to 2005 to find this nugget and the contemporaneous coverage at the NYT. At the time, the US prepared for a predicted epidemic of the avian flu, also known as H5N1, of global proportions. The virus had been identified for 18 years by that time, but by the end of 2004 had only resulted in 36 deaths and 50 known cases over the prior two years, according to WHO data. In 2005, the number of cases would jump to 98 and deaths to 43, and the prevention of a pandemic became a high priority. At that time, then-Senator Barack Obama scolded the Bush administration on the Senate floor, and quarterbacked a protest letter from his fellow Democrats over the slow response and lack of preparedness by the White House:

Flashback Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic Hot Air

We just need to keep critical decisions out of the hands of knuckle draggers in medical facilities. Every outbreak of Ebola since 1976 has been stopped. This hospital in Texas royally screwed up. The guy should never have been allowed to go home.

 

[Stephanie]

video at the site

Flashback: Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic
posted at 2:41 pm on October 2, 2014 by Ed Morrissey

• 11K SHARES

A nice catch from our friends at Grabien, who got it from Ace [update] and who had to go all the way back to 2005 to find this nugget and the contemporaneous coverage at the NYT. At the time, the US prepared for a predicted epidemic of the avian flu, also known as H5N1, of global proportions. The virus had been identified for 18 years by that time, but by the end of 2004 had only resulted in 36 deaths and 50 known cases over the prior two years, according to WHO data. In 2005, the number of cases would jump to 98 and deaths to 43, and the prevention of a pandemic became a high priority. At that time, then-Senator Barack Obama scolded the Bush administration on the Senate floor, and quarterbacked a protest letter from his fellow Democrats over the slow response and lack of preparedness by the White House:

Flashback Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic Hot Air

We just need to keep critical decisions out of the hands of knuckle draggers in medical facilities. Every outbreak of Ebola since 1976 has been stopped. This hospital in Texas royally screwed up. The guy should never have been allowed to go home.

well you're the expert evidently.
Obama flying all these illegal immigrants all over this country and DUMPING them in our cites and towns didn't have one damn thing to do with any of it. In fact people protesting this were spit on by you people on the left on here....We know that Obama He's as clean as the first fallen snow. do you care you look like tool for the Democrat party?

 

[percysunshine]

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Texas is subject to the same Federal law as every other state. 'Ebolacare' applies to everyone.

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[Rotagilla]

video at the site

Flashback: Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic
posted at 2:41 pm on October 2, 2014 by Ed Morrissey

• 11K SHARES

A nice catch from our friends at Grabien, who got it from Ace [update] and who had to go all the way back to 2005 to find this nugget and the contemporaneous coverage at the NYT. At the time, the US prepared for a predicted epidemic of the avian flu, also known as H5N1, of global proportions. The virus had been identified for 18 years by that time, but by the end of 2004 had only resulted in 36 deaths and 50 known cases over the prior two years, according to WHO data. In 2005, the number of cases would jump to 98 and deaths to 43, and the prevention of a pandemic became a high priority. At that time, then-Senator Barack Obama scolded the Bush administration on the Senate floor, and quarterbacked a protest letter from his fellow Democrats over the slow response and lack of preparedness by the White House:

Flashback Senator Obama rips Bush for being unprepared for avian flu epidemic Hot Air

We just need to keep critical decisions out of the hands of knuckle draggers in medical facilities. Every outbreak of Ebola since 1976 has been stopped. This hospital in Texas royally screwed up. The guy should never have been allowed to go home.

https://dallascounty.org/department/hhs/images/DCHHS_YMCADiabetesPreventionEventAug2014.jpg

Here's the "leadership" of the Dallas County Health Administration. Affirmative action as usual....

Left to Right: Zachary Thompson, DCHHS director; Gordon Echtenkamp, president and CEO of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas; Dr. Christopher Perkins, DCHHS medical director/health authority.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

This thread is a joke. The guy shouldnt have been here in the first place.

 

[Rotagilla]

Diversity makes our nation stronger.

After all, it would be racist to enforce border security...and we don't want to be called racists...

 

[Discombobulated]

Begs the question: Since increased border security would have done nothing to stop ebola from spreading to Texas.......just how stupid are these people?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

didn't take them long did it?

disgusting

another Democrat elected ass just came out blaming the Republicans for Budget cuts..

they are so transparent and predictable

Oh trailer dweller of Lower IQ the House controls the purse strings

And the House is controlled by who? Oh yeah...that would be the Republican Party.

Is it all coming together for you now?

Approval of appointees for the President resides in the SENATE. The House has nothing to do with it.