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A Bush criticizes Obama for a "poor" response. Oh, the irony...

So, former Florida Governor and brother of former President Dubya, Jeb Bush, has decided to go on the attack with regard to President Obama's response to Ebola.

When speaking to Vanderbilt University, Bush said:

"It looked very incompetent to begin with, and that fueled fears that may not be justified. And now you have states that are legitimately acting on their concerns, creating a lot more confusion than is necessary."

I find it funny that a politician with the last name of Bush would have it in him to criticize President Obama about "incompetence" and a "poor response."

Deaths via a poor response to Hurricane Katrina from President Bush: 1,833 deaths

Deaths via poor listening, research, and preparation to 9/11 under President Bush: 2,752 deaths

Deaths via a "poor" response to Ebola from President Obama: 1 death

Sorry to lump you in with Dubya, Jeb, but given your family background, it's probably not the wisest of decisions to criticize President Obama over "incompetence" and a "poor response." Blame your brother for that one. Also, as far as fueling fears and creating more confusion goes, go have a talk with your buddies at Fox News about that...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/28/jeb-bush-ebola_n_6065216.html

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