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Biden taps pro-BLM advocate of vaccine passports for new White House COVID response chief

Updated: March 18, 2022 at 4:57 pm EST  See Comments

Fri Mar 18, 2022 – 4:07 pm EDT

WASHINGTON (LifeSiteNews) — This week, President Joe Biden named Brown University School of Public Health dean and ardent vaccine passport advocate Dr. Ashish Jha as the new White House COVID-⁠19 Response Coordinator.

“Dr. Jha is one of the leading public health experts in America, and a well known figure to many Americans from his wise and calming public presence,” Biden said Thursday, announcing that Jha would replace outgoing response coordinator Jeff Zients. “And as we enter a new moment in the pandemic — executing on my National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan and managing the ongoing risks from COVID — Dr. Jha is the perfect person for the job.”

“Throughout this pandemic, we have worked at Brown to improve public understanding and information, and inform policy at every level of government here and around the globe,” Jha said. “I am honored to accept President Biden’s invitation to serve and continue that work. I do so confident that the work of the Brown School of Public Health will advance around critical issues including pandemic preparedness and key initiatives we have launched and are growing, to improve understanding and policy in key

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