White House withdraws CDC nominee over vaccine skepticism as confirmation votes fall short amidst measles outbreak.

The White House has decided to withdraw Dr. David Weldon’s nomination to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) due to a lack of confirmation votes. This decision comes amid concerns about Weldon’s vaccine skepticism and promotion of debunked vaccine claims. Senator Patty Murray has strongly opposed Weldon’s nomination, citing the potential dangers of his views, especially in light of the significant measles outbreak. This marks the third instance of a nominee being withdrawn by the Trump administration.

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