She twice did brief stints as the CDC’s acting director, and was key to the federal government’s response to major infectious disease outbreaks including the H1N1 pandemic, SARS outbreak and the coronavirus crisis.’ Source
It is linked to below, but we recommend this report by the NY Post titled Powerful teachers union influenced CDC on school reopenings, emails show.
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Top CDC Official Steps Down Weeks After Emails Surface Showing Collusion With Teachers Union
JORDAN DAVIDSON
One of the top Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials, who was included in emails between the agency and the nation’s second-largest teachers union on schools reopening, will step down from her position this summer, POLITICO reports.
Anne Schuchat, the CDC’s principal deputy director, was one of multiple government health officials included in emails between The American Federation of Teachers union, who repeatedly lobbied against in-person schooling, and the agency over the school reopening guidelines which were released earlier this year.
Schuchat says she is leaving the agency to “allow more time for creative passions” after spending the last seven years in her spot as the CDC’s second-in-command. And while the shifting sands and reported clashed with current Director Rochelle Walensky could be a contributing factor, it is still unclear why she chose to resign now.
Schuchat is the second major CDC official to resign in the last few weeks. Days before Schuchat’s announcement, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, the former director of the National Center for Immunization and Diseases, announced that her last day would be May 14.
Messonier was the center of a disproven theory peddled by corporate media outlets and leftist anchors such as CNN’S Jake Tapper that claimed she was silenced by the Trump White House for urging American preparedness in the early stages of the pandemic.
Tapper’s claims, however, simply echoed the false and unsubstantiated talking points from the Biden Campaign in March 2020 about Messonnier, along with others, being silenced and removed from giving public briefings soon, which were already debunked by factcheck.org and given “four Pinocchios” by the Washington Post.
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