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Or completely violated the law by deleting emails. Using personal emails on purpose to avoid FOIA requests. Then lying to Congress about it. Getting caught red
by johng 4mo ago
Or completely violated the law by deleting emails. Using personal emails on purpose to avoid FOIA requests. Then lying to Congress about it. Getting caught red handed in all of the above and still getting a golden parachute. Really sad to see, anyone that lies to Congress should be punished for it.
- selfmodruntime 4mo agoAnd after all that blatant corruption, people will still call you a conspiracy nut if you think human error might may have been a bigger part in it
- throwitaway222 4mo agoMy whole thoughts on this is simple: Ask him to congress again and simply ask the same questions. I'm not sure exactly how this works but Fauci's pardon makes him compelled to not use the 5th, but if you simply ask him the same questions, I don't think Fauci will tell the truth again. He'll be stuck either lying again, and being prosecutable, or he'll have to publicly tell the truth. It's a perfect win-win.
- tinfoilhatter 4mo agoIf only the majority of our congress wasn't also corrupt and busy enabling people like Anthony Faucci and his friends...
- freediddy 4mo agoWhy is this being downvoted? Everything said above has been proven true.
- johng 4mo ago[flagged]
- bryanlarsen 4mo ago> the truth which lies in the middle. I don't think that assumption holds.