Doctors Moe, Larry and Curly Fight Ebola

By Elton Camp Of Ebola, sensible persons are scared There was time in the US to be prepared For decades the virus has been known How to control has clearly been shown Working in a crude Liberian tent Doctors are found reasonably content When, to safety, strict attention is paid Ebola virus disease is rarely conveyed Growing numbers in Africa dead Showed Ebola continued to spread Nobody could sensibly think anymore The virus wouldn’t reach the US shore The threat the CDC should understand See that needed supplies were on hand Issue guidelines unmistakably clear Make certain that all hospitals hear Then, before it was too late Training sessions mandate Be certain nurses knew what to do A virus, to them, deadly and new Rather, in the manner of stooges three Their ineptitude all could plainly see An apology is far from enough For failing in such basic stuff