Talk:Mark McClellan

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"On January 16, 2006, George W. Bush declared McClellan's Medicare program to be "botched" and in a state of crisis."

Not sure this is true. Harry Reid, and many others, used the word 'botched' to describe the Medicare program- but I would be surprised if Bush himself did. And I find no record of it in google news...;

'Botched'

Of course, the President said no such thing.

Plan B section

I've added a section on Dr. McClellan's role in the Plan B controversy, with quotes from sworn statements by both FDA staff and Dr. McClellan. This is one of the 2 most important and controversial things to happen during his tenure (the other being the Medicare prescription plan, which should probably be added as well), so it seemed to warrant inclusion. Comments? MastCell 17:56, 4 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]