ecco
Veteran Member
Several months ago, in this forum, I asked Where is Dr. Fauci. At that time he had been absent for several of Trump's (then) daily briefings. I feared that Trump had given Dr. Fauci the boot. But then he returned.
As time went on, Dr. Fauci was pushed aside and Dr. Birx became Trump's expert. Dr. Birx is not as qualified as Dr. Fauci but she was less openly antagonistic to Trump's nonsensical pronouncements.
As time went on, even she started to stand up to Trump's BS.
Now, she has been replaced by a Dr. Scott Atlas.
(emphases mine)
Sheeples, this is your President giving you advice about a deadly infectious virus from a diagnostic radiologist after dumping two highly qualified infectious disease experts.
Will it never sink in?
Really?
As time went on, Dr. Fauci was pushed aside and Dr. Birx became Trump's expert. Dr. Birx is not as qualified as Dr. Fauci but she was less openly antagonistic to Trump's nonsensical pronouncements.
As time went on, even she started to stand up to Trump's BS.
Now, she has been replaced by a Dr. Scott Atlas.
(emphases mine)
Who Is Dr. Scott Atlas? Trump's New Covid Health Adviser Seen As Counter To Fauci And Birx
Matt Perez Forbes Staff
After months of butting heads with his medical experts, including the government’s top infectious disease official, Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Trump introduced a new adviser to the administration during his coronavirus briefing on Monday, Dr. Scott Atlas, whose views on Covid-19 and school reopenings more closely match the president's.
A senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, a conservative think tank, Atlas is not an infectious disease expert — he’s board-certified in diagnostic radiology, which means he specializes in reading and interpreting imaging like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs, and he served as a professor and chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center from 1998 to 2012.
Atlas has recently appeared as a guest on Trump's preferred news channel, Fox, calling on school districts and colleges to open their doors for in-person instruction and railing against the "frenzy" around mass testing.
Matt Perez Forbes Staff
After months of butting heads with his medical experts, including the government’s top infectious disease official, Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Trump introduced a new adviser to the administration during his coronavirus briefing on Monday, Dr. Scott Atlas, whose views on Covid-19 and school reopenings more closely match the president's.
A senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, a conservative think tank, Atlas is not an infectious disease expert — he’s board-certified in diagnostic radiology, which means he specializes in reading and interpreting imaging like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs, and he served as a professor and chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center from 1998 to 2012.
Atlas has recently appeared as a guest on Trump's preferred news channel, Fox, calling on school districts and colleges to open their doors for in-person instruction and railing against the "frenzy" around mass testing.
Sheeples, this is your President giving you advice about a deadly infectious virus from a diagnostic radiologist after dumping two highly qualified infectious disease experts.
Will it never sink in?
Really?