Fauci isn’t the devil. He’s worse: A typical Washington bureaucrat
As the CEO of a public policy group in the Free State of Florida, one that has worked on health policy for nearly 30 years, I have never met Dr. Yet as someone who has spent much of my career engaged in this arena, I read over, with interest, the inner thoughts he chose to type into his taxpayer-owned computer, particularly his feelings for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), coupled with the 111 times he chose to invoke his Fifth Amendment privileges before a Senate committee hearing.
- ▪As the CEO of a public policy group in the Free State of Florida, one that has worked on health policy for nearly 30 years, I have never met Dr.
- ▪Yet as someone who has spent much of my career engaged in this arena, I read over, with interest, the inner thoughts he chose to type into his taxpayer-owned computer, particularly his feelings for Gov.
- ▪Ron DeSantis (R-FL), coupled with the 111 times he chose to invoke his Fifth Amendment privileges before a Senate committee hearing.
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| Publication time | Fri, 07 Aug 2026 15:05:05 +0000 |
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As the CEO of a public policy group in the Free State of Florida, one that has worked on health policy for nearly 30 years, I have never met Dr. Anthony Fauci. Yet as someone who has spent much of my career engaged in this arena, I read over, with interest, the inner thoughts he chose to type into his taxpayer-owned computer, particularly his feelings for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), coupled with the 111 times he chose to invoke his Fifth Amendment privileges before a Senate committee hearing. I had a re-epiphany of sorts.
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