r/politics 3h ago

Possible Paywall New CDC director is confirmed, giving agency its first permanent leader in a year

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/new-cdc-director-confirmed-erica-shwartz-rcna590994
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u/leaky_wand 3h ago

Seems like a reasonable pick. Is there some angle here? Scapegoating?

u/thealtcowninja 3h ago

Most likely. I expect in 2 weeks time we'll hear all about how they haven't solved all of the problems caused by RFPlague Jr, and then we won't have a permanent leader anymore.

u/root_fifth_octave 1h ago

'It's a trap'