Peggy Noonan in a blog of her own furiously criticizes the Obama administration on how they are handling the Ebola crises. Peggy works for the Wall Street Journal and was a special assistant for Ronald Reagan during his presidency. In her blog she talks about the flawed logic behind the Obama Administration's efforts in dealing with the deadly Ebola outbreak.

Dr. Frieden believes a travel ban would be harmful because it won't help stop the spreading of the disease in Africa which makes no sense because Dr. Frieden believes in protecting the American people and the only way to do that is to stop flights entering to America from infected countries. Peggy Noonan ridicules his logic and so do I along with the rest of the audience. The evidence that this is a seriously flawed way of approaching the crises is apparent. The first Ebola patient was first seen in Dallas and now it's slowly and surely spreading. If 2 nurses caught the virus, what hope does that give the American people? The Obama administration has failed the nation once more and shame on them.

Obama has done nothing to help restrict the spread of the deadly virus. I like Peggy's example of how even children would not struggle in making the right decision in this situation. If something harmful comes through the door and harms everyone else in the room, what's the first thing you would do? Keep the harmful object out and close the door so that everyone inside the room does not get infected. Simple decisions are obviously not so simple with the Obama administration which is quite ludicrous. Sigh.