Casey Means

Trump Nominates Unqualified Conspiracy Theorist as Surgeon General

President Trump’s nomination of Dr. Casey Means, a “functional medicine” practitioner lacking an active medical license, as Surgeon General follows the withdrawal of his previous pick, Dr. Janette Nesheiwat. Nesheiwat’s nomination was withdrawn amid controversy surrounding her educational background and support for COVID-19 vaccination, fueled by accusations from conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer. Means’ selection, announced on Truth Social, positions her to collaborate with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on a health initiative. This marks the second failed nomination for a top health official under the Trump administration.

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Trump Denies Knowing Surgeon General Pick He Called “One of the Finest”

President Trump nominated Dr. Casey Means, a wellness influencer and associate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as surgeon general, replacing his previous nominee. This nomination, however, faced immediate criticism due to Means’ incomplete medical residency and currently inactive medical license. Trump later admitted to being unfamiliar with Means, attributing the nomination to Kennedy’s endorsement. Means’ qualifications are expected to undergo congressional scrutiny.

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