https://www.caredoctor.com/federal-health-agency-caught-in-241m-tax-
scheme-involving-dei-scientist-hires/

The National Institutes of Health, a federal health agency, has been
caught in a $241 million tax scheme allegedly involving the hiring of
diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) scientists.

According to the National Association of Scholars (NAS), a right-leaning
organization, the NIH�s Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable
Transformation (FIRST) program is a scheme that pushes for diversity more
than anything else.

What Is DEI?
DEI has been in the news quite a lot recently, thanks to many in
conservative circles who have called out the practice of trying to create
more diverse and equitable playing fields in industries around the United
States.

DEI attempts to allow underrepresented people, such as minorities or
women, into more desirable jobs that they may not easily get on their own,
thanks to discrimination in the workforce or on college campuses.

Criticisms of DEI
Though DEI was made to try to help many get ahead in fields they might not
be able to, countless critics have recently begun to come out against DEI.

These critics have claimed that, in its effort to stop discrimination
against women and minorities, DEI has become racist against straight,
white males.

An NIH Scheme
Now, NAS and conservatives have accused the NIH of creating a scheme using
$241 million of taxpayer money to push for more scientists from minority
backgrounds, rather than pushing for scientists based on their abilities.

The NIH�s FIRST program pays universities around the United States to hire
various biomedical researchers. The program does push for what the NIH
calls �inclusive excellence.�

Quality Before Ideology
According to the critics of this alleged scheme, the NIH should only be
thinking of the quality of the program�s candidates. Instead, they are
thinking with an �ideological agenda.�

As a result, the NIH is putting ideology before quality � and critics
believe it should be the other way around. Open the Books, a transparency
watchdog, has also backed NAS� claims and has said that the NIH�s FIRST
program is a complete waste of American taxpayers� money.

DEI At American Universities
This NIH program grants millions of dollars to U.S. colleges around the
country if they tick the right DEI boxes, according to these allegations.

So far, the NIH has already sent out many grants to about 16 different
colleges in 2021 alone. Recently, the program funded four awards for $64
million. Open the Books has stated that this program will cost taxpayers
about $241 million in just nine years.

Recent Grants
Some of the most recent grants have gone to schools like the University of
South Carolina and the University of New Mexico, which received $13
million and $15.6 million from the NIH�s FIRST program, respectively.

Northwestern University also received a recent grant from the program of
about $16 million. However, these three colleges aren�t alone. Data shows
that the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Tuskegee University, Cornell
University, and Florida State University have also received money.

Only Supporting DEI Candidates
According to these new allegations, NIH�s FIRST program is only awarding
grants to universities that support DEI. Critics have stated that this
does the entire university, and its scientists, a disservice.

For example, claims have also been made that the program will consider
anyone who says they will �treat everyone the same� � regardless of their
gender, skin color, or sexual orientation � at a disadvantage.

Pushing Diversity
Instead, the program is looking for candidates who state that they value
diversity above all else. These applicants are also required to submit
�diversity statements� that support DEI.

Using words like �equity� and �racial justice� has also allowed
universities and candidates to get ahead of those who don�t, according to
NAS fellow John Sailer.

Not Choosing the Best Candidates
According to Sailer, this practice conducted by the NIH is hurting
scientists and universities around the country. Instead of giving grants
to those who are the best in their field, the NIH is only giving money to
those who push DEI talking points.

Sailer has claimed that this practice isn�t right, as it reveals how
universities and the government are putting political ideologies above the
quality of research.

Hampering Medical Research
Sailer, in a Wall Street Journal piece, also explained how this decision
fully hampers medical research in the country. �In medical research, lives
depend on putting excellence first,� he explained.

�The NIH distorts that value, subordinating it to political ideology and
endangering those it�s supposed to serve,� Sailer added.

DEI�s Latest Fight
These latest allegations are just the latest fight against DEI, mainly
from conservative circles. Many moves have been made by organizations and
local governments to stop DEI, as they say it is hurting American society.

As a result of this change of thought, DEI has been halted in various
places. For example, the University of Florida cut all of its DEI
positions after new state regulations were passed.

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On 2024-05-05, Leroy N. Soetoro <democrat-criminals@mail.house.gov> wrote:
> https://www.caredoctor.com/federal-health-agency-caught-in-241m-tax-
> scheme-involving-dei-scientist-hires/
>
> The National Institutes of Health, a federal health agency, has been
> caught in a $241 million tax scheme allegedly involving the hiring of
> diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) scientists.
>
> According to the National Association of Scholars (NAS), a right-leaning
> organization, the NIH’s Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable
> Transformation (FIRST) program is a scheme that pushes for diversity more
> than anything else.
>
> What Is DEI?
> DEI has been in the news quite a lot recently, thanks to many in
> conservative circles who have called out the practice of trying to create
> more diverse and equitable playing fields in industries around the United
> States.
>
> DEI attempts to allow underrepresented people, such as minorities or
> women, into more desirable jobs that they may not easily get on their own,
> thanks to discrimination in the workforce or on college campuses.
>
> Criticisms of DEI
> Though DEI was made to try to help many get ahead in fields they might not
> be able to, countless critics have recently begun to come out against DEI.
>
> These critics have claimed that, in its effort to stop discrimination
> against women and minorities, DEI has become racist against straight,
> white males.
>
> An NIH Scheme
> Now, NAS and conservatives have accused the NIH of creating a scheme using
> $241 million of taxpayer money to push for more scientists from minority
> backgrounds, rather than pushing for scientists based on their abilities.
>
> The NIH’s FIRST program pays universities around the United States to hire
> various biomedical researchers. The program does push for what the NIH
> calls “inclusive excellence.”
>
> Quality Before Ideology
> According to the critics of this alleged scheme, the NIH should only be
> thinking of the quality of the program’s candidates. Instead, they are
> thinking with an “ideological agenda.”
>
> As a result, the NIH is putting ideology before quality — and critics
> believe it should be the other way around. Open the Books, a transparency
> watchdog, has also backed NAS’ claims and has said that the NIH’s FIRST
> program is a complete waste of American taxpayers’ money.
>
> DEI At American Universities
> This NIH program grants millions of dollars to U.S. colleges around the
> country if they tick the right DEI boxes, according to these allegations.
>
> So far, the NIH has already sent out many grants to about 16 different
> colleges in 2021 alone. Recently, the program funded four awards for $64
> million. Open the Books has stated that this program will cost taxpayers
> about $241 million in just nine years.
>
> Recent Grants
> Some of the most recent grants have gone to schools like the University of
> South Carolina and the University of New Mexico, which received $13
> million and $15.6 million from the NIH’s FIRST program, respectively.
>
> Northwestern University also received a recent grant from the program of
> about $16 million. However, these three colleges aren’t alone. Data shows
> that the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Tuskegee University, Cornell
> University, and Florida State University have also received money.
>
> Only Supporting DEI Candidates
> According to these new allegations, NIH’s FIRST program is only awarding
> grants to universities that support DEI. Critics have stated that this
> does the entire university, and its scientists, a disservice.
>
> For example, claims have also been made that the program will consider
> anyone who says they will “treat everyone the same” — regardless of their
> gender, skin color, or sexual orientation — at a disadvantage.
>
> Pushing Diversity
> Instead, the program is looking for candidates who state that they value
> diversity above all else. These applicants are also required to submit
> “diversity statements” that support DEI.
>
> Using words like “equity” and “racial justice” has also allowed
> universities and candidates to get ahead of those who don’t, according to
> NAS fellow John Sailer.
>
> Not Choosing the Best Candidates
> According to Sailer, this practice conducted by the NIH is hurting
> scientists and universities around the country. Instead of giving grants
> to those who are the best in their field, the NIH is only giving money to
> those who push DEI talking points.
>
> Sailer has claimed that this practice isn’t right, as it reveals how
> universities and the government are putting political ideologies above the
> quality of research.
>
> Hampering Medical Research
> Sailer, in a Wall Street Journal piece, also explained how this decision
> fully hampers medical research in the country. “In medical research, lives
> depend on putting excellence first,” he explained.
>
> “The NIH distorts that value, subordinating it to political ideology and
> endangering those it’s supposed to serve,” Sailer added.
>
> DEI’s Latest Fight
> These latest allegations are just the latest fight against DEI, mainly
> from conservative circles. Many moves have been made by organizations and
> local governments to stop DEI, as they say it is hurting American society.
>
> As a result of this change of thought, DEI has been halted in various
> places. For example, the University of Florida cut all of its DEI
> positions after new state regulations were passed.
>
>
This just demonstrates the incompetence of the Biden administration.
Actually this is like asking Michael Jordan how to shoot a foul shot and him answering well I
really don't know.

Biden needs more DEI.

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Nobody else is even close. Including Jimmy Carter.
Vote for ANYBODY but Joe Biden in 2024.

On 05 May 2024, pothead <pothead@snakebite.com> posted some
news:v19353$24015$2@dont-email.me:

> On 2024-05-05, Leroy N. Soetoro <democrat-criminals@mail.house.gov>
> wrote:
>> https://www.caredoctor.com/federal-health-agency-caught-in-241m-tax-
>> scheme-involving-dei-scientist-hires/
>>
>> The National Institutes of Health, a federal health agency, has been
>> caught in a $241 million tax scheme allegedly involving the hiring of
>> diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) scientists.
>>
>> According to the National Association of Scholars (NAS), a
>> right-leaning organization, the NIH’s Faculty Institutional
>> Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation (FIRST) program is a
>> scheme that pushes for diversity more than anything else.
>>
>> What Is DEI?
>> DEI has been in the news quite a lot recently, thanks to many in
>> conservative circles who have called out the practice of trying to
>> create more diverse and equitable playing fields in industries around
>> the United States.
>>
>> DEI attempts to allow underrepresented people, such as minorities or
>> women, into more desirable jobs that they may not easily get on their
>> own, thanks to discrimination in the workforce or on college
>> campuses.
>>
>> Criticisms of DEI
>> Though DEI was made to try to help many get ahead in fields they
>> might not be able to, countless critics have recently begun to come
>> out against DEI.
>>
>> These critics have claimed that, in its effort to stop discrimination
>> against women and minorities, DEI has become racist against straight,
>> white males.
>>
>> An NIH Scheme
>> Now, NAS and conservatives have accused the NIH of creating a scheme
>> using $241 million of taxpayer money to push for more scientists from
>> minority backgrounds, rather than pushing for scientists based on
>> their abilities.
>>
>> The NIH’s FIRST program pays universities around the United States
>> to hire various biomedical researchers. The program does push for
>> what the NIH calls “inclusive excellence.”
>>
>> Quality Before Ideology
>> According to the critics of this alleged scheme, the NIH should only
>> be thinking of the quality of the program’s candidates. Instead,
>> they are thinking with an “ideological agenda.”
>>
>> As a result, the NIH is putting ideology before quality — and
>> critics believe it should be the other way around. Open the Books, a
>> transparency watchdog, has also backed NAS’ claims and has said that
>> the NIH’s FIRST program is a complete waste of American taxpayers’
>> money.
>>
>> DEI At American Universities
>> This NIH program grants millions of dollars to U.S. colleges around
>> the country if they tick the right DEI boxes, according to these
>> allegations.
>>
>> So far, the NIH has already sent out many grants to about 16
>> different colleges in 2021 alone. Recently, the program funded four
>> awards for $64 million. Open the Books has stated that this program
>> will cost taxpayers about $241 million in just nine years.
>>
>> Recent Grants
>> Some of the most recent grants have gone to schools like the
>> University of South Carolina and the University of New Mexico, which
>> received $13 million and $15.6 million from the NIH’s FIRST program,
>> respectively.
>>
>> Northwestern University also received a recent grant from the program
>> of about $16 million. However, these three colleges aren’t alone.
>> Data shows that the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Tuskegee
>> University, Cornell University, and Florida State University have
>> also received money.
>>
>> Only Supporting DEI Candidates
>> According to these new allegations, NIH’s FIRST program is only
>> awarding grants to universities that support DEI. Critics have stated
>> that this does the entire university, and its scientists, a
>> disservice.
>>
>> For example, claims have also been made that the program will
>> consider anyone who says they will “treat everyone the same” —
>> regardless of their gender, skin color, or sexual orientation — at a
>> disadvantage.
>>
>> Pushing Diversity
>> Instead, the program is looking for candidates who state that they
>> value diversity above all else. These applicants are also required to
>> submit “diversity statements” that support DEI.
>>
>> Using words like “equity” and “racial justice” has also allowed
>> universities and candidates to get ahead of those who don’t,
>> according to NAS fellow John Sailer.
>>
>> Not Choosing the Best Candidates
>> According to Sailer, this practice conducted by the NIH is hurting
>> scientists and universities around the country. Instead of giving
>> grants to those who are the best in their field, the NIH is only
>> giving money to those who push DEI talking points.
>>
>> Sailer has claimed that this practice isn’t right, as it reveals how
>> universities and the government are putting political ideologies
>> above the quality of research.
>>
>> Hampering Medical Research
>> Sailer, in a Wall Street Journal piece, also explained how this
>> decision fully hampers medical research in the country. “In medical
>> research, lives depend on putting excellence first,” he explained.
>>
>> “The NIH distorts that value, subordinating it to political ideology
>> and endangering those it’s supposed to serve,” Sailer added.
>>
>> DEI’s Latest Fight
>> These latest allegations are just the latest fight against DEI,
>> mainly from conservative circles. Many moves have been made by
>> organizations and local governments to stop DEI, as they say it is
>> hurting American society.
>>
>> As a result of this change of thought, DEI has been halted in various
>> places. For example, the University of Florida cut all of its DEI
>> positions after new state regulations were passed.
>>
>>
> This just demonstrates the incompetence of the Biden administration.
> Actually this is like asking Michael Jordan how to shoot a foul shot
> and him answering well I really don't know.
>
> Biden needs more DEI.

Biden needs to exit office, but that would leave Kamala who is even worse.