Anthony Fauci Faces Rand Paul Today – If He Lies Again, He Could Be Charged For It

Let that land for a moment. Ordinary Americans who reported similar problems after vaccination were dismissed, mocked, called anti-vaxxers, and in many cases watched their social media accounts suspended for spreading “misinformation.” Fauci had a pulmonary infarction, quietly obtained the best medical care in the country, and resumed his public role as the authoritative voice telling everyone else their concerns were unfounded.

RFK Jr. didn’t mince words: “He lied about masks, he lied about social distancing, he lied about transmission, he lied about natural immunity, he lied about the capacity of the vaccine to prevent infection.” The pulmonary infarction fits the pattern perfectly — a man who lied about everything else wasn’t going to be transparent about his own adverse event when transparency would have validated the concerns of everyone he’d been dismissing.

The diary entries paint a portrait that is equally damning for a different reason. Fauci mused that he could call himself the most famous and talked-about person in America without exaggerating. Kennedy described a man whose “focus was on promoting himself, on getting on TV and not doing public health.” While children’s education was being destroyed, small businesses were dying, and Americans were losing their livelihoods over mandates Fauci championed, “America’s Doctor” was cataloging his own celebrity in a personal diary.