[dacox]

I think it should fairly clear why I'm curious, as the article mentions

> Although it’s typically not viewed as a partisan board, the Biden administration had installed the entire committee.

After some degree of googling the history of ACIP I had not found any explanation and thought maybe someone here(who is actually American and maybe follows this kind of thing more closely?) would just know

Looks like there are actually some comments now that are more clarifying.

> Are you just asking questions to smokescreen for this executive power grab?

I’m just trying to understand the background. I get that this is a sensitive topic, but I’d ask that we keep things civil and give people the benefit of the doubt when they’re asking honest questions.

[pasttense01]

What I read elsewhere is that members of the committee serve a 4 year term. Since Biden's term was 4 years this means that all members' terms ran out sometime during Biden's term--so either new members were appointed by him or existing members were re-appointed by him.