[jjsheridan5]

Out of 30, there’s TWO in Texas. Every story out today has proven to me they know it’s here and it’s too late to shut the barn door on illegals and international flights. That’s also why they’re not worried about bringing in already infected Nancy Whatshername. Just in time for the start of the school year. All thanks to hussein.

I generally agree with what you say. The rate of infection, and the anecdotal evidence of the circumstances of infection, scream "out of control". However, I don't think that they are bringing the doctors home because they figure that it doesn't make any difference. Remember that politicians and bureaucrats worry more about optics than anything else. To bring them home, and then have reports of people infected state-side, would make them appear culpable, even if it really didn't make any difference.

[bgill]

The politicians and bureaucrats brought Bergdahl home and tried to their hardest to give him a hero’s welcome. Then there’s the CIA admitting to snooping on Congress’ computers. Throw in all the times the GOP has bent over for this admin and, well, corruption and the fear of blackmail appears stronger than their optics these days.

[VanShuyten]

“However, I don’t think that they are bringing the doctors home because they figure that it doesn’t make any difference.”

I don’t think so. I believe it’s so the CDC can have real human guinea pigs near their research facilities.

I hope all those scientists have their life insurance all paid up.

[familyop]

The rate of infection, and the anecdotal evidence of the circumstances of infection, scream "out of control".

Yeah. Something's up. Looks like it's more easily communicable than previously thought.

EXCLUSIVE: NHS doctor tells of his hell on Ebola ward in Sierra Leone
Metro(U.K.)
Aidan Radnedge Wednesday 30 Jul 2014 10:02 pm
"In Liberia, American Kent Brantly, one of many doctors to have caught the disease, is fighting for his life."

And look behind the link above at the protective gear that they're wearing.