I'm talking about a nurse who already knew she had spent days treating a patient who died from Ebola and who made several telephone calls to the CDC advising them that she felt feverish, who at a hospital that had already screwed up badly when that patient first presented, and whose administrators changed their story about this multiple times.
How you manage to ignore these additional risk factors and conclude that I was talking about screen all fliers is just beyond me. I believe I made the context abundantly clear: When dealing with the limited subset of people who had contact with known Ebola carrier at the Texas hospital (a total of 76 medical personnel AFAIK), the slight economic cost of limiting travel and monitoring all of them for a few weeks seems low compared to the new situation.