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Susan Monarez Advances in Process to Lead CDC
If confirmed by the full Senate, Monarez would be the first CDC director to go through Senate confirmation, a process put into place in 2023. Monarez, 50, was named acting CDC director in January after former nominee Dr. David Weldon was withdrawn. She was nominated in March by President Donald Trump.
Senate HELP panel advances Monarez for CDC director
The committee vote was a first, as the position of CDC director didn’t need confirmation until the requirement was added in the 2023 omnibus. Monarez was seen as a less controversial pick after the Trump administration pulled the nomination of former Rep.
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A Senate committee will vote this week on whether to advance the nomination of Susan Monarez, President Donald Trump’s pick ...
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