, a research group at the law school of the University of California, Los Angeles. That is slightly more than one half of 1 percent of the population.
During her confirmation hearing, she offered to meet with the senator one-on-one for a more thorough discussion; he has not taken her up on it, she said. Her critics accuse her of dissembling. “I’m a positive and optimistic and hopeful person,” she said, describing how she felt after she left Mr. Severino’s office. “But you know, I was also skeptical that in the end it would make a difference because, again, I think it’s political.”
“Mine was slower than most, and that was important to me personally and professionally,” she concluded.While at Penn State, where she developed a division for adolescent medicine and eating disorders, she became active in the L.G.B.T.Q. advocacy movement, which drew the attention of Tom Wolf, a Democrat who was elected governor of Pennsylvania in 2014. The new governor named her physician general, the state’s top doctor when the health secretary is not a physician.
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