Reporter Sneezes the Wrong Way in Front of Secy Sebelius

Thanks for the correction, connie.

re: post by connie | Sep 18, 2009 10:39:34 PM

Kathleen Sebelius is an idiot. Sneeze on your sleeve? What if the sneeze comes with phlegm? Wipe it on her face? What about facial tissues?

are we really defenseless against germs?, maybe were spreading germ-a-phobia.

I cannot believe the number of men that do not carry a handkerchief anymore. HELLO- it contains the droplets in one enclosed space -it doesn't make you look like a 4 year old wiping your nose and sneezing on your arm. IT KEEPS GERMS CONTAINED and not spredding to other people.

Yea sneezing into your hand is kind of disgusting. If you must, then please head straight to the restroom and wash it.

Doctor Howard Doctor Fine Doctor Howard !!
A sleeve is not a handkerchief. Only a low class stooge would use it as such.
-I.B.McGinty

We are so glad that she went to DC! She bankrupted our state!

Maybe Obama could demonstrate how to wipe, since he good with bull.

Buck Bagaw said, Sep 18, 2009 7:46:37 PM
"Hate to break all your bubbles gang but the elbow/sleeve is the way to go and every preschool and elementary school is teaching it and the medical community highly recommends it"
Posted by: exgenica | Sep 18, 2009 9:24:00 PM
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I hate to break YOUR bubble, exgenica, but Buck didn’t say any of that; Melanie Bennett did.

How should we fart

Buck,

I hate to break YOUR bubble Buck, but 50% of the students in the 20 largest cities in the US do NOT graduate from high school (includes Washington, DC).

3 out of 4 students in Oklahoma don't know who the first US president was. Do you really think they're going to care about sneezing protocol?

As for the "medical community highly recommends it", virtually every single doctor and nurse I have ever seen does NOT wash their hands before seeing a patient. In my over 30 years as an adult I recall less than a handful that practiced acceptable pre-examination washing protocols, and one of those "good" offices was my uncle's office. Recent articles show this problem continues to exist after decades of training (search net for "doctors don't wash hands").

Buck Bagaw said, Sep 18, 2009 7:46:37 PM
"Hate to break all your bubbles gang but the elbow/sleeve is the way to go and every preschool and elementary school is teaching it and the medical community highly recommends it"

And some of you people think she doesn't know what she's talking about. This is probably the best thing we've gotten out of this whitehouse so far.

Hate to break all your bubbles gang but the elbow/sleeve is the way to go and every preschool and elementary school is teaching it and the medical community highly recommends it. Do a search on cough into your elbow and get a clue.

I just attended a trade show and got sick because there were so many people using their hands and NOT WASHING them because they don't have sinks in their back pockets and were NOT carrying around hand sanitizers.

Hey ABC. Have you heard the news... AHMADINEJAD VOWS ISRAEL 'WILL NOT LAST LONG'... I guess snot

She comes across like some hick hillbilly. She is such a stupid clown it is .unbelievable

The CDC says it is acceptable for any attendee at a "Tea bag rally" to sneeze into Beck's perineum, since they'll be in the area anyway.
(BTW, humor)

I hate to point this out, but here goes. When you sneeze into your sleeve, it's still there until you change clothes, able to be rubbed off on anyone unlucky enough to brush against you. If you sneeze into your hand, a simple trick like washing your hands removes any germs from them. It's nice to see that another of this administration's officials has gone to the trouble to think things through.
Just as an afterthought, are we allowed to go back to the traditional way of covering a sneeze or cough, after the wondervaccines have been distributed? You'd think that if they work, there's no danger of being infected from someone's careless sneeze.

I had elementary school substitute teachers who looked and acted like Sebelius. I can't remember any of their names, though, because they had little or no positive impact on me.

Ms. Sebelius will eventually be just another of those forgettable figures from our past. Until then, shut your nasty little mouths, don't chew gum in class, and cover your mouth with your elbow.

I can see by the all "quality" comments that Drudge still has a link up.

You'd think the handkerchief industry would have something to say about this!