"“Ebola has crystallized the collapse of trust in state authorities,” columnist Charles Krauthammer wrote in The Washington Post. Ron Fournier, writing in National Journal,
hit the same theme. “Ebola is a serious threat,” he wrote, “but it’s
not the disease that scares me. What scares me is the fact that we can’t
trust the institutions that are supposed to deal with such threats, and
we can’t trust the men or women who lead them.”
From American Prospect article on government successes. I'm sure Krauthammer and Fournier now think more highly of the Federal government.
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