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nterview with Fox News' Life, Liberty, and Levin, Vice President Pence criticized the Obama Administration's response t

t Trump even though he was in close contact with Chief of Staff Marc Short, who tested positive for COVID on Saturday. Sources told the Journal that Pence adviser Marty Obst and at least three other staff in the Vice President's office have also tested positive. In the lead story on ABC World News Ton

after several aides tested positive for COVID-19, stressing that the White House needs to be 'very explicit about the risks that they're taking." Ashish Jha, Dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, said on CNN's Inside PoliticsVi (10/25, 1.11M) the Vice President "should be in quarantine, p

d Senate Budget Chair Bernie Sanders. Former Top Pence Aide Leads Campaign Against Biden's Proposed Tax

ide Leads Campaign Against Biden's Proposed Tax Hikes. Bloomberg (3/30, Niquette, 3.57M) reports that Marc Short, who served as then-Vice President Mike Pence's Chief of Staff, is "helping lead a $25 million to $50 million campaign to oppose President Joe Biden's proposed tax increases, including ads targete

ted that doctors across the country are blaming the last COVID wave on the growth of variant viruses. Brown University School of Public Health Dean Ashish Jha said, "It's the variants that are driving the surge. Vaccinations are doing a good job of blunting that effect but the public health relaxation we'