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Nick Short ‎‎
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“What comes across in the #FauciEmails is a craven, duplicitous and self-serving human who is more intent on burnishing his legacy than he is on combating a virus.”

https://twitter.com/PoliticalShort/status/1400091401585573889

I Do Not Come to Praise Fauci, but to Bury Him

FTA: The Washington Post thought it was doing the Lord’s work in fluffing Dr. Fauci’s reputation with an article about 866 pages of emails produced pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request. The emails purportedly give a window on Fauci’s world in the thick of the 2020 global pandemic, and how he handled things under the pressure of that Bad Orange Man.

You see, for the American public, the bloom is off the rose. Oh, you will always have your Cult of Fauci and people who believe that had it not been for Fauci, the entire nation would have been dead. From the mounting evidence proving otherwise, it’s a miracle that more people are not dead.

WaPo begins its glowing tome thusly:

The previously unreported exchange was among 866 pages of Fauci’s emails obtained by The Washington Post as part of a Freedom of Information Act request. The correspondence from March and April 2020 opens a window to Fauci’s world during some of the most frantic days of the crisis, when the longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was struggling to bring coherence to the Trump administration’s chaotic response to the virus and President Donald Trump was seeking to minimize its severity.

Fauci brings “coherence” to Trump’s “chaotic response.” Hardly, but WaPo works really hard at polishing turds.

https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2021/06/02/i-do-not-come-to-praise-fauci-but-to-bury-him-n390031

LG~~This is just a very tiny bit of a very good article.

Funny that the Washington Compost may very well serve to take out Fraudci.

Must be poetic justice.