Posted on 12/07/2014 3:17:52 PM PST by SeekAndFind
his appointment was primarily a political maneuver.
Any thing Obama does IS political.
And he has yet to visit any ebola victims in Africa!
Not even one.
What good was that? Paid for being good for nothing.
It is far more important to check the spread in Liberia than Sierra Leone, if only because of the number of freight ships registered in Monrovia.
Is Ebola contained and the number of new Cases in west Africa in a decline?
He’s leaving before the House and Senate investigations can ramp up...
Wonder how much money we gave him.
That was my thought...
Barak: Look, I need a ebola czar for about six months
then you’re out with a golden parachute...wadda ya say?
He’s doing his job very well. Haven’t heard a peep about ebola from the press in a couple of months.
WHO has said more than 10,000 and possibly 13500+ last week were correct numbers that have had Ebola, and now Sierra Leone is in panic mode, while Liberia seems more stable. Deaths are in flux and numbers I heard not consistent.
WOW now 17,0000 that means 4000 new numbers in a week or so, or did they not have those numbers correct?? I think WHO is unsure of the numbers.
And in about 18 months, it will leak out that he “earned” $4,000,000 for his valuable services as Ebola Czar.
Mission Accomplished!
He was appointed for one reason only: to stop the media uproar over ebola that might diminish Demo chances in the recent election. That job is now done (very effectively, too, I must say — the MSM fell into the Administration’s line quickly and obediently) so now he’s off to other political mischief.
It was like a miracle occurred.
Ebola continues it’s deadly trek, yet the US media stopped all Ebola reporting.
That Ron Klain guy has some real intimidating juice
He sacrificed 3,000 troops..... what more is expected?
so what?
As usual all talk, nothing on the line.
Patton, Old Blood and Guts, the saying was his guts and our blood.
0bama and his minions have no viscera.
Just BS.
Which is exactly what he did, and brilliantly. The day after he was appointed, every news outlet in America, if not the world, stopped reporting on Ebola. Someone should give him a raise.
Meanwhile, the public is woefully unaware, misinformed -- actually disinformed-- of the dangers of Ebola. But what are a few lives when you have bright shiny political subterfuge to protect?
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