Dr Anthony Fawcett, the country’s leading infectious disease specialist and one of the government’s most visible members of the epidemic response, says he is open to a broader role in the Biden administration.
“I’m completely comfortable with the role I’m in, but if the president of the United States wants me to do something else, I’ll take it seriously,” said Mr. Fauci, who heads National Allergy. And infectious diseases since 1984, McCleach said. “Quite frankly, I don’t expect to do anything other than what I do now. But after that, we have a president-elect who may have other plans. I do not know.”
Mr. Fawcett has served in six different presidential administrations, but the U.S. His sometimes flawed assessments of the no coronavirus response put him at odds with the president, who has often clearly misrepresented the severity of the crisis.
At a Trump rally in Florida in November, members of the audience chanted “Firefly” and the president suggested they could do a doctor cutter after the election. Has had a long-distance relationship for more than two months, in which Mr. Fossin was not invited to various briefings with the President
The disease specialist, President-elect Biden’s chief of staff, has spoken to Ron Klein, and McClelland said he is not interested in leading disease control centers or the health and human services departments. He also said he would bring back Mr Biden’s proposed national mask order.
“If the president-elect Biden Mask decides on the order, I will fully support it.” “I know there are significant pushbacks for mandates,” Fawcett said. “I will definitely support it.”
He also said that they are confident enough at an early stage that Pfizer and Modern coronavirus vaccine promises that they will take them on camera themselves.
“I’ve seen enough data from Pfizer and Moderna products that I’m sure we’re working on a safe and effective vaccine.” “I can be happy in the public sphere, so we’ve taken a picture of getting vaccinated.”
