When the GOPTP cuts start to show there effects on this country. All the GOPTP runs for the microphone and deny deny deny and blame Obama. That is the reason why I can honestly say you have become the biggest hypocrites this country had ever seen.
Cut State department budget on security create a Bengahzi scandel and blame Obama.

Cut the IRS budget create the IRS scandel and blame Obama

Cut the CDC budget create another Another scandel.

Cut the budget on immigration create another scandel and blame Obama

Cut the Secret service budget create another scandel and blame Obama

Just waiting for your EPA budget and deregulation then watch the hypocrites blame Obama on dirty waterways contaminated soil and foul air we breathe.

Block all jobs bills hell just blame the black guy. And scream where are the jobs it's easy with your Koch money and there propaganda machine just blame Obama.

Cut The FDA hell when people get sick from deseased food just blame Obama.

But let's keep all the corporate welfare and subsidies that helps all people wow how hypocritical.

Deny min wage and actually putting more cash in the hands of the consumer as a job k**ler. But blame the black guy.

But through your pro panda sites and Fox News the GOPTP has been able to put all the blame on Obama.

Bush and Reagan tax cuts for the wealthy will create a trickle down effect and wow that really worked.

Destroy unions and blame Obama for the destruction of the middle class.

The GOPTP has a great agenda of blame Obama for there stupidity. Kansa is a great model for the GOPTP agenda but just blame Obama and the democrats hell it's working great for the party of hypocrites.

Keep up your agenda and we will go back to where this country was under Bush and no problem for the GOPTP just blame Obama it's working great for the GOPTP to put more cash in the corporate elites pocket. What a great plan the GOPTP has created for the people in this country.

On September 16, the Senate Committees on Appropriations and Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions held a hearing to discuss the resources needed to address the outbreak. Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) asked NIH representative Anthony F***i about sequestration's effect on the efforts.

"If even modest investments had been made…the current Ebola epidemic could have been detected earlier, and it could have been identified and contained."

"I have to tell you honestly it's been a significant impact on us," said F***i. "It has both in an acute and a chronic, insidious way eroded our ability to respond in the way that I and my colleagues would like to see us be able to respond to these emerging threats. And in my institute particularly, that's responsible for responding on the dime to an emerging infectious disease threat, this is particularly damaging."

Sequestration required the NIH to cut its budget by 5 percent, a total of $1.55 billion in 2013. Cuts were applied across all of its programs, affecting every area of medical research.

Dr. Beth Bell, director of the CDC's National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, testified before the committee, making a case for increased funding. Her department, which has led the US intervention in West Africa, was hit with a $13 million budget cut as a result of the cuts in 2013. Though appropriations increased in 2014 and are projected to rise further in 2015, the agency hasn't yet made up for the deficit—according to Bell, $100 million has already gone toward stopping the Ebola epidemic, and much more is needed. The United Nations estimates it will take over $600 million just to get the crisis under control.

Bell also argued that the epidemic could have been stopped if more had been done sooner to build global health security. International aid budgets were hit hard by the sequester, reducing global health programs by $411 million and USAID by $289 million. "If even modest investments had been made to build a public health infrastructure in West Africa previously, the current Ebola epidemic could have been detected earlier.

On September 16, the Senate Committees on Appropriations and Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions held a hearing to discuss the resources needed to address the outbreak. Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) asked NIH representative Anthony F***i about sequestration's effect on the efforts.

"If even modest investments had been made…the current Ebola epidemic could have been detected earlier, and it could have been identified and contained."

"I have to tell you honestly it's been a significant impact on us," said F***i. "It has both in an acute and a chronic, insidious way eroded our ability to respond in the way that I and my colleagues would like to see us be able to respond to these emerging threats. And in my institute particularly, that's responsible for responding on the dime to an emerging infectious disease threat, this is particularly damaging."

Sequestration required the NIH to cut its budget by 5 percent, a total of $1.55 billion in 2013. Cuts were applied across all of its programs, affecting every area of medical research.

Dr. Beth Bell, director of the CDC's National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, testified before the committee, making a case for increased funding. Her department, which has led the US intervention in West Africa, was hit with a $13 million budget cut as a result of the cuts in 2013. Though appropriations increased in 2014 and are projected to rise further in 2015, the agency hasn't yet made up for the deficit—according to Bell, $100 million has already gone toward stopping the Ebola epidemic, and much more is needed. The United Nations estimates it will take over $600 million just to get the crisis under control.

Bell also argued that the epidemic could have been stopped if more had been done sooner to build global health security. International aid budgets were hit hard by the sequester, reducing global health programs by $411 million and USAID by $289 million. "If even modest investments had been made to build a public health infrastructure in West Africa previously, the current Ebola epidemic could have been detected earlier.

When the GOPTP cuts start to show there effects on this country. All the GOPTP runs for the microphone and deny deny deny and blame Obama. That is the reason why I can honestly say you have become the biggest hypocrites this country had ever seen.
Cut State department budget on security create a Bengahzi scandel and blame Obama.

Cut the IRS budget create the IRS scandel and blame Obama

Cut the CDC budget create another Another scandel.

Cut the budget on immigration create another scandel and blame Obama

Cut the Secret service budget create another scandel and blame Obama

Just waiting for your EPA budget and deregulation then watch the hypocrites blame Obama on dirty waterways contaminated soil and foul air we breathe.

Block all jobs bills hell just blame the black guy. And scream where are the jobs it's easy with your Koch money and there propaganda machine just blame Obama.

Cut The FDA hell when people get sick from deseased food just blame Obama.

But let's keep all the corporate welfare and subsidies that helps all people wow how hypocritical.

Deny min wage and actually putting more cash in the hands of the consumer as a job k**ler. But blame the black guy.

But through your pro panda sites and Fox News the GOPTP has been able to put all the blame on Obama.

Bush and Reagan tax cuts for the wealthy will create a trickle down effect and wow that really worked.

Destroy unions and blame Obama for the destruction of the middle class.

The GOPTP has a great agenda of blame Obama for there stupidity. Kansa is a great model for the GOPTP agenda but just blame Obama and the democrats hell it's working great for the party of hypocrites.

Keep up your agenda and we will go back to where this country was under Bush and no problem for the GOPTP just blame Obama it's working great for the GOPTP to put more cash in the corporate elites pocket. What a great plan the GOPTP has created for the people in this country.