(6) While we’re on the subject of political crisis, it’s worth noting that the politics of Ebola are uncertain and dangerous to everyone involved. Thus far, there’s been only one serious political clash over Ebola, and that’s concerning the banning of flights to and from the infected countries in West Africa. The Obama administration refuses to countenance such a move, with the CDC’s Frieden flatly calling it “wrong”:
A travel ban is not the right answer. It’s simply not feasible to build a wall—virtual or real—around a community, city, or country. A travel ban would essentially quarantine the more than 22 million people that make up the combined populations of Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea.
As I said, you didn’t comprehend what he said. Try again. BE THOROUGH.
That means, read the entire article, closely.
I thought the same thing you did at first.
Perhaps you’re reading it on a tablet or phone? I was, when I first read it, and the indentations at key places weren’t showing up, so I was really mystified that it seemed he was spouting the Obama/CDC talking points himself. It took me a couple minutes to move down the page and resolve it.