During testimony CDC admits that our land borders are NOT secure

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

 

[Skylar]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Of course they're not secure. Our border is 2000 miles long on one side and 4000 miles long on the other. The 'fortress America' mythology that some on the right like to entertain themselves with isn't remotely plausible.

 

[Rotagilla]

wow...who knew....those guys are pretty smart. /sarc

 

[Rotagilla]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Of course they're not secure. Our border is 2000 miles long on one side and 4000 miles long on the other. The 'fortress America' mythology that some on the right like to entertain themselves with isn't remotely plausible.

Close and enforce the border.
Deport all illegals.

 

[TheAmerican]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

To back you up: Immigrants from Ebola outbreak nations caught along the border News ValleyCentral.com The African immigrants come here through Southern America. Many people think I was being hard a year ago.

 

[EconChick]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Amazing, isn't it

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Thanks, I'm sure we all thought our land borders WERE secure.

 

[Tom Sweetnam]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Of course they're not secure. Our border is 2000 miles long on one side and 4000 miles long on the other. The 'fortress America' mythology that some on the right like to entertain themselves with isn't remotely plausible.

Why would we have to secure our border with Canada? We're the wetbacks to them.

 

[Ravi]

Easiest thing in the world to walk across the Canadian border. And not difficult to cross the border into Floriduh, for that matter.

 

[Rotagilla]

Easiest thing in the world to walk across the Canadian border. And not difficult to cross the border into Floriduh, for that matter.

That's the problem. We don't enforce our borders.

 

[CherryPanda]

Oh my God! Seriously? How did they notice that? Did they have to conduct a complicated and expensive research? Did they have to do some trials like crossing the border pretending they have some symptoms of Ebola?

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Just think what would happen if Obola got loose in mexico city.
They'd be streaming across our southern border looking for healthcare.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Their position is that if we lock down air travel from hot zones that the virus could easily come across our land borders and we would not be able to track it.

This stunning admission came during todays hearings in DC.

Nope. He was talking about borders in West Africa.

Good one, though! You rock! Why no link? Hoping nobody will discover your dishonesty?

 

[ClosedCaption]

Gramps just learned something new here guys...encourage him