White House spokesman Josh Earnest downplayed questions October - TopicsExpress

White House spokesman Josh Earnest downplayed questions October 1st when pressed by reporters asking why the Obama administration refuses to impose a travel ban on people arriving from countries affected by the Ebola epidemic. What do you think? Do you have faith in government agencies to contain the threat once it arrives or should there be an immediate travel ban? Let us know in the comments below. dailyhiit/hiit-blog/hiit-community/stop-people-ebola-infested-countries-flying/

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