US Politics | Dr Anthony Fauci announces plans to retire at the end of Biden’s term in 2025 after leading US Covid response
DR Anthony Fauci has announced his plans to retire at the end of Joe Biden's term in 2025 after leading the United States' Covid-19 response. Fauci, the US president's chief medical officer, announced his plan during an interview with Politico on Monday.
GettyDr Anthony Fauci announces that he plans to retire at the end of Biden's term '/ '
APDr Fauci was a leading figure in both Donald Trump and Joe Biden's coronavirus response teams '/ '
AFPDr Fauci faced sharp criticism from Republican leaders regarding his Covid guidelines, including masks and lockdown orders '/ ' ...By the time we get to the end of Biden's first term, I will very likely (retire),... Fauci said as he eyes a January 2025 exit. Fauci, 81, has worked for the American public health sector for more than five decades, advising every president since Ronald Regan. However, he faced sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers for his response to the Covid pandemic. Fauci led the coronavirus response teams for both Biden and Donald Trump. He also lifted the lid on the ...interesting relationship... he had with then-president Trump, after the pair had several unsettling clashes on the Covid response. Read more in The US Sun
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