The Liberty Score is a rating system assessing how closely an individual’s views align with core Libertarian principles. Scores are based on a 0-100 scale, with 100 representing a fully Libertarian position and 0 representing complete opposition to Libertarian values. The grading criteria include:

  1. Personal Freedom (25 points): Support for individual rights in personal choices, including medical freedom, privacy, and bodily autonomy.
  2. Economic Freedom (25 points): Advocacy for a free-market economy, low taxation, and minimal government interference in business.
  3. Limited Government (25 points): Commitment to reducing the size and scope of government, limiting regulatory power, and upholding states’ rights.
  4. Non-Intervention (25 points): Opposition to unnecessary foreign entanglements, support for a non-interventionist foreign policy, and minimal military presence abroad.

Each category will be scored, then averaged to form the individual’s overall Liberty Score, providing a clear snapshot of their alignment with Libertarian ideals. Grades are provided by AI

Dr. Janette Nesheiwat

US Surgeon General
Status: Confirmed by Campaign
Liberty Score: 60
Warhawk Status: Neutral

Liberty Score Assessment:

  • Personal Freedom (15/25): Dr. Janette Nesheiwat has emphasized the importance of preventive medicine and public health, advocating for individuals to take charge of their health to live longer, healthier lives.

    However, her support for certain public health measures, such as vaccine mandates, suggests a balanced approach between personal freedom and community health.

  • Economic Freedom (15/25): While advocating for affordable, quality healthcare, Dr. Nesheiwat’s support for government-led health initiatives indicates a preference for government intervention in the healthcare sector, reflecting a mixed stance on economic freedom.

  • Limited Government (15/25): Dr. Nesheiwat’s role as U.S. Surgeon General involves promoting public health policies, which may include government intervention. Her support for certain regulatory measures suggests a nuanced view on the size and role of government in healthcare.

  • Non-Intervention (15/25): Dr. Nesheiwat’s focus has primarily been on domestic health policies, with limited public information on her views regarding foreign policy and military intervention, making it difficult to assess her alignment with non-interventionist principles.

Bio:

Dr. Janette Nesheiwat, a board-certified family and emergency medicine physician, has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as the Surgeon General of the United States. Dr. Nesheiwat has served as the Medical Director at CityMD, a network of urgent care centers in New York and New Jersey, and as a medical contributor for Fox News, providing expert analysis on various health topics. She has been recognized for her advocacy in preventive medicine and public health, with front-line experience during the COVID-19 pandemic and other crises.

Career Highlights:

  • Medical Director at CityMD: Led medical operations at a prominent network of urgent care centers, focusing on accessible healthcare delivery.
  • Medical Contributor for Fox News: Provided expert commentary on health-related issues, including the COVID-19 pandemic, surgical procedures, and public health policies.
  • Advocate for Preventive Medicine: Emphasized the importance of preventive care and public health education in her medical practice and media appearances.
  • Front-Line Experience: Worked directly with patients during health crises, gaining practical insights into public health challenges.

About the Surgeon General Role:

The Surgeon General serves as the nation’s leading spokesperson on matters of public health, providing information and guidance to the public on health issues. This role involves overseeing the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and advising the government on public health policies. Dr. Nesheiwat’s extensive experience in clinical practice and public health communication positions her to effectively lead national health initiatives and promote preventive care strategies.