The courts will decide whether the last-minute, blanket pardon that the autopen gave Anthony Fauci (Doctor Death) allows him to legitimately invoke the Fifth Amendment. Next week, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs will hold a vote on a contempt resolution against him. While the legal complexities unfold, this is self-evident: Fauci is beneath contempt.
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During his testimony before the same committee today, Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), had the temerity to claim that Dr. Death saved lives. I guess by that standard we all save lives when choosing to stop at red lights, for example. Regardless, in his position, he couldn’t help but save a few, but he destroyed many more.
One of the compelling moments in the hearing was when Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) asked onlookers in the hearing room to stand if they had been subjected to various indignities or atrocities resulting from Fauci’s malfeasance.
Many did.
Then, Senator Moreno invited Fauci to turn around and look at them.
He didn’t.
Instead, the poor excuse for a human turned to his squirming lawyer for consultation. This was not “entrapment,” not trying to conjure a response that could incriminate him. It was just an opportunity to manifest some humility; instead, he treated his fellow Americans with contempt.
That’s just one reason why he deserves the moniker of Dr. Death. After all, why wouldn’t someone whose ultimate job is to promote public health and safety acknowledge the presence of those who suffered the very opposite during his NIAID dictatorship? He dealt with statistics every day; this was an opportunity to humanely recognize real people. Unfortunately, as usual, the Grim Reaper proved he is pathetically consumed by hubris. He might be the only person capable of making Joe Biden look better (half-human, at least).
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Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO), also proffered some compelling questions. Overall, Fauci invoked the Fifth 111 times, and many of those were during Hawley’s time. Bizarrely, Fauci (who couldn’t identify the author of the Fifth Amendment, nor its exact content) relied upon James Madison’s words to protect against self-incrimination when Hawley asked him a series of banal questions about the color of this and that. More importantly, Hawley was brilliant in establishing incontrovertible proof that Fauci enriched himself using government resources. I thought Fauci was going to cry when Hawley concluded, “silence is admission.”
Maybe Fauci is “smart” in a perverted, Machiavellian way. Nevertheless, he is ultimately rather dumb. For example, even after repeating the refrain “on the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline…” innumerable times (well, 111, specifically) he still had to read from his card. Even I had it memorized after a few minutes…
Actually, since he was not at all respectful (especially to those whom he refused to acknowledge), he should be held in contempt for that alone. His umbrage and antagonistic mannerisms were anything but respectful. So, he not only lied by omission, but also when invoking the Fifth.
The contempt vote is pending, but this is clear to those not “entrapped” by Dem talking points: Fauci is beneath contempt.
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