Cassidy will support CDC nominee, but attendance issues force vote postponement
Summary
Dr. Erica Schwartz, nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the CDC, received support from Senator Bill Cassidy, chairman of the Senate Health Committee. However, the vote on her nomination was delayed due to some senators not being present.Key Facts
- Dr. Erica Schwartz is President Trump’s nominee for CDC director.
- Senator Bill Cassidy, a Republican from Louisiana and chair of the Senate Health Committee, endorsed her.
- A vote on her nomination was planned but postponed.
- The postponement was because some senators could not attend the vote.
- The CDC is a major U.S. health agency focused on controlling diseases.
- Senator Cassidy expressed confidence in Dr. Schwartz’s abilities.
- The delay means her confirmation process will take longer.
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