Doesn't anyone think this is outrageous and phony?

Question

The Speaker guy, if you listened to the news, went on a flight to Europe even though he has tuberculosis. That is not my problem. My problem is people not seeing something very simple. His father-in-law speciliazes in Tuberculosis and is part of the CDC, don't you think that is random as hell? Do you know how rare tuberculosis is? The chances of having tuberculosis AND being the son-in-law of a tuberculosis specialist is 1 in a billion. Something is fishy?

Answer 1

Yes i think that there is something going on there

Answer 2

I couldn't help but think the same thing, and that's when I started reading everything I could find about the situation. So far, if the reports are true, it looks like it really is just a coincidence, but it wouldn't surprise me to find out it wasn't. The father-in-law and the wife both tested negative for the disease though, unless that's a lie too.

Answer 3

I actually was talking to my dad about that especially since they couldn't find how he contracted the disease but my dad pointed out that the father-in-law giving him the disease would have put his own daughter at risk. So, would a parent really want to do that just because they didn't like their future son-in-law. I certainly hope not.

Answer 4

Maybe thats how he met his wife. If his father in law is a specialist he could of just introduced him to his daughter.

Answer 5

I thought the same thing when I read that article. He's lying about something.

Answer 6

i had a pain specialist named "dr.hurtz"what are the chances of that?

Answer 7

dunno what you are talkin bout but it does sound like too muc hof a coinkidink!(said: co in ky dink!)