In a stunning move, the Biden administration has enlisted the help of over 50,000 physicians to register patients to vote in the upcoming 2024 election. This initiative is led by Dr. Alister Martin, a former White House Fellow in the office of Vice President Kamala Harris. The group, known as Vot-ER, is raising alarms among conservatives who view this as yet another example of politicizing healthcare.
On Saturday, Dr. Kat Lindley, a senior fellow at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) and President of the Global Health Project, appeared on Newsmax with Tom Basile to discuss what she described as a troubling development. “A code blue for election integrity,” Basile remarked, questioning why doctors are being involved in voter registration efforts. His concerns were echoed by Lindley, who exposed the potential risks of this new practice.
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The controversy stems from a recent announcement by healthcare software giant Epic that it would enable voter registration through its MyChart app, which is widely used by doctors and patients alike. This feature is being rolled out in partnership with the Biden-Harris administration and the activist group Vot-ER. “The same application that your doctor interfaces with to provide you with healthcare information can now also help you register to vote with the click of a button,” Basile noted. “Which means your choice can also be tracked.”
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