Whereas, on June 23, 2020, Drs. Anthony Fauci and Robert Redfield testified before the House Committee on Energy & Commerce in a hearing entitled Oversight of the Trump Administration’s Response to the COVID–19 Pandemic ; Whereas Dr. Fauci is a Doctor of Medicine and has served as Director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health since 1984; Whereas Dr. Redfield is a Doctor of Medicine and serves as Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Whereas, during the hearing on June 23, Representative Brett Guthrie (R–KY) asked whether children would be able to physically return to schools in August 2020, and Dr. Fauci responded by saying it is, different whether you’re in a New York metropolitan area or Casper, Wyoming. So when you’re asking about schools, you have to say where are you talking about? because we have different regions, different States, different cities … some counties may have such a low level of infection that schools can open in a way that’s exactly like normal. Others . . . might want to make some modifications … You want to tailor it, to the degree of viral dynamics in the particular location that you’re talking about ; Whereas, during the hearing on June 23, Representative H. Morgan Griffith (R–VA) expressed concerns over recommendations related to schools, and Dr. Fauci replied, It’s not one size fits all … We often say, in America, should you or should you not be open. That’s almost a non-question, because we’re such a large country and so heterogeneous and [are experiencing] such a range of involvement of this virus in different parts of the country ; Whereas, during the hearing on June 23, Dr. Fauci agreed with statements made by Representative Kurt Schrader (D–OR) that a COVID–19 vaccine is one of many tools in the toolbox and it would be a terrible miscalculation on the part of many Americans to believe it is best that everyone stay home, not go to work, not send [kids] to school