Obama, Campaign Contributors and the Ebola Outbreak

(Image by Michael Ramirez)

Yesterday, the first Ebola patient in the US died. 

Not satisfied with Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital's "procedural flaw" PR statement, explaining how they failed to catch Thomas Duncan's symptoms right away, Michelle Malkin "follows the money" which leads to some big Obama donors.

Meanwhile, Our Dear Leader's War on Ebola has had a case of mission-creep. 

Initially, the troops being deployed to Liberia were told they would be assisting in the construction of hospitals and training Liberians how to combat the disease.  In addition to all this humanitarian aid, US troops are to be tasked with handling Ebola-contaminated blood samples.

On the Ebola War Homefront, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been charged with ramping-up additional screening efforts, primarily by taking travelers' temperatures, at airports.  The details on this are, of course, vague.

All these connected dots gives us good insights into Obama's view of America in relation to the rest of the world.

(Image by Henry Payne)