The Fauci-Paul battle shows real cracks in public health. One group has answers.

By: Sarah Ladd

Outlets: Kentucky Lantern

Published: August 3, 2026

Words: 648

Last Updated: 6 hours, 43 minutes ago

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As politicians in Washington D.C. and Dr. Anthony Fauci butted heads over the latter’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, a nonpartisan commission — which includes a former Kentucky governor — is pushing for better relationships between elected and public health officials.

The “Good Health is Good Governance” toolkit, released in July, challenges leaders to commit to bipartisan principles to both strengthen public health responses and increase the trust people have in their leaders. …

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