Trump Nominates Former Congressman Dave Weldon as CDC Director
Donald Trump announces the nomination of ex-Rep. Dave Weldon to lead the CDC, emphasizing a need to restore public trust in health authorities.
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Summary
Amid criticism of federal health agencies, President-elect Trump has nominated former Congressman Dave Weldon as director of the CDC. Trump pledged Weldon would restore public trust and focus on disease prevention, addressing concerns over the CDC’s credibility and ongoing health crises. Weldon, a medical doctor and Army veteran, brings years of legislative experience and a commitment to transparency and health reform. His nomination signals a significant shift in the direction of public health policy under Trump’s incoming administration.
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