Here’s when bowling Ebola-positive doc reportedly felt ill (Hint: Not today)

http://twitter.com/#!/michellemalkin/status/525455389220159488

Bin. Go.

Protocol breaches that aren’t protocol breaches. Self-monitoring snafus. What’s next? Oh, just this:

@AceofSpadesHQ @gabrielmalor Hard to believe this guy had zero symptoms until this morning, when suddenly his fever was 103

— Allahpundit (@allahpundit) October 23, 2014

Yep. That is hard to believe. Especially when the New York Times is now reporting that the doctor who has tested positive for Ebola felt “sluggish” … TWO DAYS ago.

From the NYT:

Tuesday. You know, before prancing about on the subway and into a bowling alley (the bowling alley that he visited is reportedly now closed).

Self-monitoring? Resolved: It’s B.S.

Trying to not rant about how idiotic that Doctor is waiting days after feeling sluggish to get help and potentially infecting others is hard

— Matthew (@mattyyygus) October 24, 2014

Well, no worries. Others don’t mind ranting about the absolute absurdity of “self-monitoring.” Failed, yet again, and it’s infuriating.

HEY IM A DOCTOR WHO JUST GOT BACK FROM WEST AFRICA AND I FEEL SLUGGISH SO LETS GO RIDE AN UBER TO GO BOWLING! 😑😑😑

— Julie Rose (@Lil_Rosaay) October 24, 2014

@VernaPolitics he said he felt sluggish Tuesday but went bowling with a fever last night. He (the doctor) said this.

— Not WENDY DAVIS (@TXCupCake) October 24, 2014

@smartfootball @BloombergNews patient, a doctor, felt Sluggish on Tuesday but didn't go to hospital until Thursday with 103 fever. #stupid?

— Sheckie (@HeySheckie) October 24, 2014

And so it begins. NYC Doctor tests positive for Ebola Reports are that the doctor felt sluggish Tuesday! http://t.co/AWPMkfjqgf

— Mike Broomhead (@broomheadshow) October 24, 2014

The doctor began feeling sluggish a couple of days ago, but it wasn't until Thursday, when he developed 103-degree fever

— SSG Joe Biggs (@Rambobiggs) October 23, 2014

@cnn if this doctor was feeling so sluggish why did he take a taxi to a bowling alley in Brooklyn

— Ja ime (@rougebaisers) October 23, 2014

The doctor now being tested for a Ebola was feeling sluggish for DAYS yet he went bowling in Brooklyn last night. He should be fired.

— 50 Shades of BELLA (@AskBellaWagner) October 23, 2014

Last night he felt tired but no fever.

— C. Michael Gibson MD (@CMichaelGibson) October 24, 2014

Hard to trust in NYC's "extraordinary medical professionals," as deBlasio calls them, when 2 of them arrogantly ignored self-quarantine.

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 24, 2014

Ding, ding, ding!

@michellemalkin Quarantines are for the little people.

— Stephen Whitfield (@SAWhitfield21) October 24, 2014

@michellemalkin Looks like Ebola will ultimately be spread by arrogant elitists.Doctors,journalists,politicians….

— Mike Gman (@MikeThebrgman) October 24, 2014

Call me crazy, but if you're a doctor who recently treated Ebola patients, and you're feeling 'sluggish', should you be out in public? #No

— Soapstar (@Soapstar2) October 24, 2014

Exactly.

But it’s OK, guys.

Girlfriend in self isolation not hospitalized.

— C. Michael Gibson MD (@CMichaelGibson) October 24, 2014

Sigh.

But reportedly at least one contact is being monitored in a hospital.

3 of Dr. Craig Spencer's close contacts have "option" of quarantining themselves. 1 of Spencer's contacts is in hospital being monitored.

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 24, 2014

Dear CDC: Will you continue with this “self-monitoring” nonsense? Kindly advise.

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