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Events that cause particle aerosolization such as vomiting, coughing, sneezing, toilet fluching, respiratory inhalation treatments, intubations, etc appear to be a means of disseminating unknown but, presumably, lARGE NUMBERS, of virions through the immediate atmosphere which then linger in the air for a period of time and spread throughout a room. Depositation of 1-10 of these virions anywhere within the respiratory tract is sufficient to cause the disease. These aerosolized virions may land on surfaces and objects which are then capable of spreading the disease.

This isn't just the opinion of some random dude on the internet. This is straight from the center for infectious disease and research.

Democrats seem less concerned with the truth and more concerned with minimizing this event so it doesn't interfere with their election plans.

Ebola is known as a high consequence pathogen, that is to say, the consequences of making a mistake are high. Well, mistakes have already been made. clearly.