About Mr. Fauci

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Yes, he admits that he lies to us in order to manipulate us into behaving in particular ways.

Yes, he apparently dissembles to Congress about his involvement in extraordinarily irresponsible research projects in China.

Yes, he might have a hand, indirectly, in creating the Wuhan coronavirus and in torturing dogs.

Those are all bad.

But he’s a fraud. He’s a bad scientist, a hack who misrepresents the state of our knowledge to score political points. A poseur.

A fraud.


In the when-does-Fauci-thank-God-leave-office pool, I’m guessing January 12, 2022.

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There are 43 comments

  1. Chris O
    Chris O
    @ChrisO

    Senator Paul and he exchanged pleasantries and light conversation again. The Senator pointed out the NIH website changed its definition of “Gain of Function” after the Fauci Funding Fiasco was confirmed. Fauci commenced denials.

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  2. James Lileks
    James Lileks
    @jameslileks

    At my local gift shop they sold mugs with his picture and the letters WWFD? Right next to the NRBG votive candles.

    They had such faith. 

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  3. The Cynthonian
    The Cynthonian
    @TheCynthonian

    Why January 2022?  What is the significance of that date?

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  4. Henry Racette
    Henry Racette
    @HenryRacette

    The Cynthonian (View Comment):

    Why January 2022? What is the significance of that date?

    None. I just wanted to put a marker down.

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  5. BDB
    BDB
    @BDB

    I was pleased to see rambling Senator Bumstead (or whatever) from Alabamily get Fauci to admit under oath (or whatever) that if China had been more forthcoming, we (the US and the world) would not be in this mess.  Not sure if that’s news or if that suthun gentlemun is just a smooth operator.

    Harrumph.

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