Should Obama Ban Travel
from Ebola-Affected Countries
to Protect Americans?

Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola on American soil, has died from the disease. Mr. Duncan was likely infected in Liberia where eyewitnesses reported he helped care for an Ebola-infected patient. However, Mr. Duncan answered “no” to a health screening questionnaire about contact with Ebola victims and was cleared for travel to the U.S. He exposed 100 passengers to the deadly virus. Citing the possible influx of Ebola-infected patients seeking American medical care, politicians are calling for travel bans.

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1)	Do you believe Ebola poses a serious and dangerous public health threat to Americans?
	Yes. We’ve seen death tolls in the countries already affected. Very few who are infected survive. No. Fears of an epidemic on American soil are unfounded. Ebola is harder to catch than the flu. I don't know.

2)	Do you believe the President should ban travel by any person coming from a country experiencing an Ebola outbreak?
	No. That would be an unnecessary precaution based on what medical experts are saying. Yes. There is no reason to put Americans at risk. I don't know.

3)	Do you believe the FDA should fast-track ZMapp, the experimental drug that was used to save the lives of Ebola-infected U.S. aid workers who were brought back to the U.S. for treatment?
	Yes, at this point, even in its experimental stage, this drug seems to be the best hope and should be massed produced for use by American citizens. No, it should undergo the same rigorous testing to meet safety standards as any drug before being approved by the FDA. I don't know.

4)	The CDC says U.S. airports will begin taking the temperatures of international travelers as a safety measure. Does that make you feel safer?
	No, it’s not enough. Yes. I don't know.

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Should Obama Ban Travel from Ebola-Affected Countries to Protect Americans?

Should Obama Ban Travel
from Ebola-Affected Countries
to Protect Americans?