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Issa Effect: FDA Deputy Resigns BEFORE any Hearings
January 10, 2011 in Campaign 2008, Campaign 2010, Campaign 2012, Capitalism, Economy, Health care reform, Politics, socialism, Uncategorized | Tags: Darrell Issa, FDA, House Oversight Committee, Josh Sharfstein, regulations, Townhall.com | 1 comment
from Townhall.com:
But, give Sharfstein some credit. He has superb political instincts and understands precisely when it is time to go. Just after the new Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Darrel Issa, announced that he intended to call hearings to examine some of the dodgy decisions at the FDA, Josh Sharfstein headed for the door. Could be a coincidence, or maybe there was no way he could justify the strange and often disastrous decision-making at the FDA that has so badly compromised a once-proud agency. Better by far, Sharfstein seems to have decided, to slip out the back door and let someone else take the heat for all the misdeeds.
Ironically, Sharfstein has now accepted a top public health job in the State of Maryland where he will be forced to deal with a huge number of small biotech companies working on a number of novel medical breakthroughs, but face impending insolvency because of an inability to navigate the increasingly complex myriad regulatory gauntlet at the FDA that has been erected. Good luck with that. Most likely, Sharfstein will get an earful, and, perhaps for the first time, learn the painful truth about the full costs of his misguided policies.
For full article: http://townhall.com/columnists/LuritaDoan/2011/01/10/issas_early_effect/page/full/
