The Washington Examiner’s Christopher Tremoglie writes, “(T)he anger at Fauci is not attributable to Paul. It exists because Paul exposed contradictory Fauci statements about funding by the NIH and gain-of-function research at China’s Wuhan lab.

People are angry with Anthony Fauci, and he has no one to blame but himself https://t.co/JVedVc08Wt

— Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) January 11, 2022

Fauci was the darling of the media in the early days of the pandemic. Yet, as time passed, the truth about his past caught up with him. Moreover, his present didn’t do him any favors either. His habitual contradictions on COVID-19 precautions were never helpful. He was also quick to criticize certain people but not others for failing to follow safety recommendations.

Fauci has drawn the ire of the public because of himself. Lest we forget, his infamous ‘I am science’ moment, wherein he publicly stated that those who questioned his recommendations were discrediting science — even if they questioned them based on scientific grounds.”

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My latest at The Washington Examiner, “For months, Republicans gave President Joe Biden’s social spending bill the accurate label: “the Democrats’ reckless tax and spending spree.” Republicans, in unison, opposed the $2 trillion spending spree Democrats passed this spring. But now, Republican leadership is pushing a bill to forgive all that spending.

I have tried to warn of the dire forecast for our nation if we continue with this fiscal insanity, writes @RandPaul.

“I can see when a storm is brewing. Congress ought to join me in keeping an eye on the horizon and act before it’s too late.”

https://t.co/qwILeyTx4X

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) December 9, 2021

According to the law that governs Congress’s budget process, this spending has to be offset by equal cuts from somewhere else. The law is called PAYGO. But Republican leadership and Democrats are going to waive PAYGO, allowing Biden’s spending spree to become debt instead of being offset by spending cuts.”

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