[hq2600] From Cynthia McKinney: Did CDC Experience a "Failure of Imagination" or a "Failure of Initiative?"

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Remember the "Failure of Imagination?"  That was Condoleezza Rice's lame excuse for her and the Bush Administration's sorry behavior on September 11th, 2001.

Remember the "Failure of Initiative?"  That was Michael Chertoff's and Congressional Republicans' assessment of the Bush Administration's sorry behavior in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

My question is this:  How many more failures will the people of the U.S. tolerate from their government?

What will be the CDC's excuse for allowing travel on airlines for health professionals infected with ebola?  The hospitals' excuse for turning away infected patients?

Meanwhile, in Guinea, West Africa, medical professionals reportedly stopped the spread of ebola in one city and are now tackling outbreaks in other parts of the country?  Read about these health workers executing a plan here:  http://www.who.int/features/2014/telimele-ebola-free/en/

Will the Congress demand answers from the Obama Administration for its conduct on this issue?  Will the people demand answers from the Congress and the Administration?  Or will the people of the U.S. just be left dangling at the end of someone else's thread and then accept the fate handed to them by those charged to represent, serve, and protect them? 

How long will U.S. citizens embrace the Twilight Zone?​

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