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This is crazy. We are being told small drips of information when the bottom line is two planeloads of people may be seriously screwed in addition to random people in the airports.

We are as bad as the third world when it comes to dealing with this and the CDC and white hut are still telling us not to worry?

Frontier now says it is notifying up to 800 passengers total, a figure that includes those on last Friday's Dallas-to-Cleveland flight, the return flight four days later, plus five subsequent trips taken by the plane used in that last flight.

Now imagine how many contacts those 800 people have had.

“This is crazy. We are being told small drips of information when the bottom line is two planeloads of people may be seriously screwed in addition to random people in the airports.”

The strategy from the administration is twofold and the first part is pretty clear—voting has started in Colorado already, key Senate and governor’s race. The big mass of votes comes in in Colorado this weekend. I’m sure that’s true in other states also. Ebola is starting to show in internal polls as a strong negative for democrats (that’s why Zero had the Ebola summit and photo-op today). So part one of the strategy is to keep a lid on the negative PR for as long as possible. “We have this under control!” Like everything else, Zero sees this as a political problem, not a real problem.

Part two of the strategy is scarier. Obama also signed an executive order today allowing the National Guard to be called up to fight Ebola pretty much carte blanche. After the election, who knows where that goes, especially if things go badly for Barry.

"when the bottom line is two planeloads of people may be seriously screwed in addition to random people in the airports."

Not just two planeloads, people on flights afterwards. Probably 6 to 8 planeloads. Random people in the airports. Random people at the football game. Random people every where she went in Cleveland.