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Ron Paul #39;s Texas Straight Talk 10/13/14: Liberty, Not Government, is Key to Containing Ebola
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Ron Paul: Crimes and Hope, a Conversation With Lew Rockwell (2/2)
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Ebola Spreading in Dallas ? Nurse Tests Positive
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By Ashley Killough, CNN

updated 3:21 PM EDT, Mon October 13, 2014

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Washington (CNN) -- Ron Paul and Rand Paul are singing slightly different tunes on the threat of Ebola.

Sen. Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist and likely presidential contender, has been generating headlines for his stark warnings about the virus, urging a temporary flight suspension from certain West African countries and suggesting Ebola is much more contagious than the government says.

His father, former Rep. Ron Paul, who's also a physician, appears to feel differently. In a column out Sunday, he sounds less distressed about the potential of the virus spreading in the United States and doesn't seem to think airline restrictions will do much good.

White House not naming Ebola 'czar'

The former presidential candidate -- an obstetrician with a strong libertarian following -- doesn't mention banning flights as a possible solution. Instead, he writes that safety concerns can best be handled by the airlines themselves, which he says would have a greater incentive to protect passengers than governments would.

"They can do so while providing a safe means of travel for those seeking medical treatment in the United States," he writes. "This would remove the incentive to lie about exposure to the virus among those seeking to come here for treatment."

Questions remain about how Dallas nurse got Ebola

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Ebola: Ron Paul vs. Rand Paul

By Ashley Killough, CNN

updated 3:21 PM EDT, Mon October 13, 2014

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

Washington (CNN) -- Ron Paul and Rand Paul are singing slightly different tunes on the threat of Ebola.

Sen. Rand Paul, an ophthalmologist and likely presidential contender, has been generating headlines for his stark warnings about the virus, urging a temporary flight suspension from certain West African countries and suggesting Ebola is much more contagious than the government says.

His father, former Rep. Ron Paul, who's also a physician, appears to feel differently. In a column out Sunday, he sounds less distressed about the potential of the virus spreading in the United States and doesn't seem to think airline restrictions will do much good.

White House not naming Ebola 'czar'

The former presidential candidate -- an obstetrician with a strong libertarian following -- doesn't mention banning flights as a possible solution. Instead, he writes that safety concerns can best be handled by the airlines themselves, which he says would have a greater incentive to protect passengers than governments would.

"They can do so while providing a safe means of travel for those seeking medical treatment in the United States," he writes. "This would remove the incentive to lie about exposure to the virus among those seeking to come here for treatment."

Questions remain about how Dallas nurse got Ebola

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Ron Paul vs. Rand Paul on Ebola

A deep suspicionaboutthe use of American power, along with professional interest in medicine, runs deep in the Ron and Rand Paul family. So the respective responses by father and son to Ebola are a fascinating lesson in the evolution of the family's libertarian views under the pressure of a crisis.

In his weekly column on the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity's website, the elder Paul traced the outbreak to the exercise of American power.

The people of Liberia and other countries would be better off if the U.S. government left them alone. Leave it to private citizens to invest in African business and trade with the African people. Private investment and trade would help these countries develop thriving free-market economies capable of sustaining a modern healthcare infrastructure.

Can you imagine if a whole ship full of our soldiers catch Ebola?

Rand Paul

The free market's invisible hand, he argues, is the best protection against the virus.

"Legitimate concerns about protecting airline passengers from those with Ebola or other infectious diseases can best be addressed by returning responsibility for passenger safety to the airlines," he writes. "Private airlines have a greater incentive than does government to protect their passengers from contagious diseases."

Rand Paul, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, had a related assessment of the crisis, but he shaded it very differently. Where his father seemed relatively unconcerned about its dangers, Rand Paul sounded almost alarmist, suggesting that government officials have downplayed the threat.

I think because of political correctness were not really making sound, rational, scientific decisions on this, the Kentucky senator said on "The Laura Ingraham Show" earlier this month. Its a big mistake to underestimate the potential for problems worldwide.

Paul also expressed concern about President Barack Obamas plan to send up to 3,000 troops to fight Ebola in West Africa.

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