Well, howdy there, Internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's ineffective CDC moves and missing and replaced fences.

Trump's Chesterton Fence Administration continues to yank down fences and try to haphazardly put them back up

once they realized why the fence was there. But some of the quick turnarounds conceal a bigger issue.

So first, the recent CDC news, in an attempt to put pressure on the Democratic Party by hurting American workers, the

administration had sent out more than 1,300 termination notices to CDC employees by Friday.

But then over the weekend, more than half of those termination notices were rescinded. Some of those fired after

being deemed non-essential were part of the Epidemic Intelligence Service. Every drama,

sci-fi, or horror movie, with an outbreak of some kind that depicts the CDC is showing a version of them. The disease detectives,

as they're informally known, have countered pesky little bugs like anthrax, hana virus, and Ebola.

If there ever was a zombie outbreak, EIS officers would be on scene. Defend Public Health's Greg Gonzalez said,

quote, did they really not know they were firing the people tracking Ebola? Did they not care

enough to find out who they were firing and what they did before sending termination letters. The carelessness and

callousness with which this administration handles life and death matters is unbelievable.

Viruses and bacteria don't care about where you live or what political party you belong to,

and the administration's reckless destruction threatens

every one of us.

The official statement is, quote,

The employees who received incorrect notifications were never separated from the agency,

and have all been notified that they are not subject to the

reduction in force. Okay. So it's good that the Trump administration quickly realized

it made an error, especially with something as important as this. But that's the issue. This is a critically important program,

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