Dawson

Damson cuts through Roosevelt Room tensions at a pivotal AIDS drug access summit, earning Spokesman 2's nod for voicing unyielding logistical truths that African infrastructure cannot support complex regimens—even if drugs flow freely. His earlier intervention pierces moral posturing, yanking the debate from pricing battles into raw execution barriers like absent timekeeping and delivery chains. Pharma-aligned yet unflinching, Damson compels Toby, Josh, and the President to grapple with feasibility, recasting global health pledges as political minefields laced with on-the-ground impossibilities.