> Given that it's fairly safe to assume that he knows more about practicing medicine than either one of us, is better prepared to read and understand medical re

> Given that it's fairly safe to assume that he knows more about practicing medicine than either one of us, is better prepared to read and understand medical research better than either of us, but most importantly, that he knows a lot more about medicine than most of the rest of our elected officials. Hence, if he has a disagreement with an overtly politicized CDC, he is uniquely qualified to speak on it as a senator to the American people. Senator John Barrasso has a medical degree from Georgetown and a medical residency at Yale. He advocates for wearing masks. Is he not uniquely positioned to tell Americans what to do?