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Jim I's avatar
3hEdited

Unbelievable. Every American, every business and every school was impacted by the policies of this lifelong unelected bureaucrat, who now refuses to explain anything out of fear of being caught lying, which would be a new crime outside his auto-pen pardon.

Five monkeys with an iPhone and microphone would have caused less damage to our country than four years of Biden and his delusionary colleagues.

Epaminondas's avatar

He has already been caught lying numerous times, but his recently released diary is the icing on the cake. It reveals that he said one thing publicly while saying another privately over and over again. It also shows why legacy media has zero interest in holding him to account, because they were too busy acting as his PR instead of actual journalists.

Skenny's avatar

Similarly, five medium-sized rocks would have produced superior results to Biden and Co, and Obama and Co.

Gitch's avatar

That is an accurate description of the past administration! On cocaine

JJoshua's avatar

5th

5th

5th

Scumbag

Dave M's avatar
3hEdited

As with everything else Fauci will walk. Brennan will walk. Comey will walk. McCabe will walk. Strzok will walk. Page will walk. Schiff will walk. Clapper will walk. Obama will walk. Clinton will walk. No charges for the incompetent Secret Service that almost got Trump killed. No charges on the stolen 2020 election. The Democrats can get guilty verdicts and prison time on innocent people. They put Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon in prison and they were innocent. The Republicans can’t get even an indictment on the guilty even with massive evidence. The GOP can’t even unify. Cornyn is acting like a child because Trump campaigned against him and he is out, so he is sabotaging The Save Act for election integrity. Remember Ryan and McConnell sabotaging the MAGA agenda in Trumps first term. Also John McCain and Kevin McCarthy. Look at Tillis and Thune. The Republicans will always be The Stupid Party. They are too feckless, weak, cowardly to fight hard. They all went to D.C. to get wealthy and not govern and not support Trump and the MAGA agenda.

Gitch's avatar

Yup, never see a purp walk

ann's avatar

ok, yeah, i agree with most of what you say, although i had to read it several times. to clarify, yes, the GOP are not unified, yes, these hearings are stupid though for both sides, yes the GOP is fractured, all they do is highlight how ineffective Congress is. both the gop and the democrats. i never watch their 'trials' anymore. they just like to hear the sound of their own voices while they pontificate about useless stuff.

ok, so everyone blames Fauci, ok, who cares? so what? Rand Paul is a nasty piece of work and nothing like his father.

this is more damaging to the gop for the midterms, and Trump calling people names(e.g. the 'dumocrats') isnt helping.. the democrats are socialists now, and if they keep their trajectory, and the gop keeps stabbing themselves in the foot, Congress will be under democrat majority and the socialists will win.

Allison Gilliland's avatar

… and the man with a pardon pleads the Fifth. 😒

Richard's avatar

Note that Mengele also had a PhD in anthropology. His research involved jaw structure in various demographics. Oddly, Fauci has an undergraduate degree in classics. One would think he would have learned something about hubris but evidently not.

Danimal28's avatar

When you work for government you are not subject to risk and that is always the problem. Especially bureaucrats.

Dave Begley's avatar

Holy Cross failed Fauci.

BCR's avatar

I am equally disgusted by Democrats who aren’t interested in holding Fauci’s feet to the fire! They’d rather criticize Rand Paul, the only person who consistently questioned Fauci, challenged the way he was leading the handling of COVID and the promotion of the not-vaccine-vaccine. Rand Paul has not failed the American people, but our media failed us, our health agencies failed us and the continued excuses and deflecting by those who could hold Fauci responsible are failing us.

Tom Servo's avatar

Read the comment sections in libtard media - they are defending the little asshole

Susan Sulisz's avatar

Of course they are.

Pat Robinson's avatar

Last time he said “I don’t recall” 77 times?

“This hearing was convened to put me in jail”.

Well, you killed more people (by your counting) than Hitler, isn’t a little jail time warranted?

Suzie's avatar

Make no mistake: Fauci is a case study in how every politician and bureaucrat operates.

Granted, he represents a most egregious case as he held the lives and livelihoods of millions of people in his hands.

But to varying degrees this is how everyone in government operates behind the scenes, each in a pursuit of self-interest, power, money, and then more power, more money.

Exceptions to that rule are a rare breed indeed.

Jeff Perkins's avatar

And it is a reason why government should be given as few jobs as possible.

Ayn's avatar

One of the best things to come out of the Diaries is all the shame heaped on the celebs who, from the sauna wings of their wooded retreats, goaded on lockdown, seclusion and job loss on the rest of us. (Julia Roberts, we're looking at you!)

Dave Begley's avatar

I'm a lawyer in Omaha. I went to a Jesuit high school, college and law school. Fauci went to a Jesuit high school and college. He learned nothing. This makes me very angry.

Fauci worked more damage on the United States than any other person in our history. Yes, more than Hitler.

His invocation of the Fifth was improper as he has a pardon. The Senate will cite him for contempt of Congress, but the corrupt DC judges won't jail him.

This is one of the sorriest stories in our history. Fauci pulled off the perfect crime and won't be held accountable. He's rich and won't go to jail.

Barb Coyner's avatar

Fauci played a huge part in separating generations, friendships and families. Some people were watchers, others true believers. Younger, college educated often revered the "expert" class, while others had been toughened by real life and dared to question. Many of us initially took the masks and lockdowns seriously UNTIL George Floyd riots unleashed a different set of behaviors. Standing back and re-evaluating history, Fauci was a star in the march toward today's deep divide. His journals and public persona tell us much more about ourselves!.My own two daughters with the liberal influence have continued to worship Fauci, and the one who is a cancer survivor takes to task whole populations who don't still wear masks. We haven't seen her in 7 years because she refuses to get on public transportation. Fauci is personal to me! But I know he will never be judged guilty by my very own children and many many others. He remains"the face of science!" Ponder that??!

Gitch's avatar

There was no lock down for myself and huge swaths of the population that was blessed as essential, which in itself was just plain stupid and baseless. Was a test to see just how far the government can encroach before the population pushes back.

Barb Coyner's avatar

I agree! Yes, I too lived in an area that fairly quickly broke out of lockdowns because it's blue collar with many essential workers! But as an amateur historian, I had studied the Spanish flu of the early 1900s. I knew it had wreaked havoc so I wondered if this would be similar. Many thought that way. Sadly we didn't always get good reporting on this. Hindsight makes me aware of how many still only read MSM and don't ask questions. It's a dangerous!

Amy J.'s avatar

Been watching. Makes my blood boil, this evil little imp.

Gitch's avatar

I didn't trust that little weasel the very first time I saw him speak

Marilynn's avatar
8mEdited

Gitch, totally agree. There was a smugness about him I couldn’t stand

KurtOverley's avatar

Fauci belongs in prison together with the rest of those who funded or participated in gain-of-function research on charges of mass murder.

Suzie's avatar

When you have accepted a pardon you cannot no longer plead the fifth amendment against self-incrimination when under oath.

Fauci accepted the pardon, which represents consciousness of guilt.

If he lies under oath at the hearing his pardon will not cover that.

In short, he’s in a bind, which was why he had to be subpoenaed to appear - he did not want to for obvious reasons.

Prepare yourself for a serious loss of memory on his part when questioned.

Hopefully Senator Rand will bring his “A Game” and hoist the bastard upon his own petard.

Gitch's avatar

He invoked the 5th Amendment 111 times! What a sack of guilt

Matt L.'s avatar

Senator Paul should ask enough questions so that Dr. Fauci invokes the 5th exactly 666 times

Heyjude's avatar

Apparently he thinks taking the 5th makes him a hero of the Resistance. And there will be plenty of media who will turn him into a hero again for doing it.