November 9, 2020
The Unholy Trinity: The co-chairs of Biden's COVID-19 panel
By Peter Barry Chowka
Later today, it is expected that Joe Biden will announce the creation of his COVID-19 Task Force that will guide him in his plan to "manage" the coronavirus pandemic that reportedly was a — if not the — major factor in influencing Americans to vote for him. According to an article Saturday at Stat News, "
n one exit poll, a majority of voters said they favored pandemic containment measures [which Biden supports] even at the economy's expense."
On Saturday, in what it said was a "scoop," Axios reported that three medical experts have been chosen to co-chair what is anticipated to be Biden's twelve-member COVID-19 panel. This will be an outside group of individuals not currently employed by the government. Therefore, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, will not be joining — or leading — the Biden effort until after Biden — God forbid — is certified and legally declared the winner and takes office next Jan. 20.
These three individuals, the first ones to be tapped by Biden to play major roles in a critical area of public health and the country's life in general, should give conservatives and Trump-supporters reasons for major concern.
First on the list is Vivek Hallegere Murthy, M.D., who served as President Obama's last surgeon general. Murthy was born in England to parents who immigrated from India. When he was a young child, the family moved to Canada and eventually settled in the United States. Murthy received his M.D. from Yale University School of Medicine. His appointment as surgeon general was opposed by many Republican senators who cited his youth and inexperience (he was 37 at the time) and because of comments he made declaring gun violence a threat to public health. In December 2015, he was confirmed by a vote of 51-43.
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