Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary got his political appointment, which may be ending soon, in large part by publicly criticizing COVID-19 policies by the Biden administration, blue states and employers, especially vaccine mandates and refusal to recognize natural immunity.
Plaintiffs still in litigation against COVID mandates and policies are finally seeing limited results five years after Makary made his name beyond diagnosing the systemic ills of American healthcare, albeit without compensation for the harm they suffered.
A federal judge greenlit the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's lawsuit against an Illinois hospital last week for firing an administrative employee who sought a medical exemption from its COVID vaccine mandate after she got a "severe allergic reaction" to the first mRNA dose, saying it plausibly violated the Americans With Disabilities Act.
