Fauci the Criminal

In the closing days of President Biden's administration, he has decided to use his pardon power in ways that bypass traditional norms. One significant action was the broad pardon issued to his son, Hunter Biden, just before Hunter faced sentencing for tax evasion and multiple felony gun charges. This pardon covered all crimes Hunter may have committed from 2014 to 2024, which align with Hunter's involvement in controversial foreign business dealings without proper registration.

Now, Biden is reportedly considering using his pardon power again, possibly to shield others from legal consequences. Discussions have indicated that names like Dr. Anthony Fauci, who was instrumental in managing the U. S. response to COVID-19 and served as Biden's chief science advisor, could be among those receiving preemptive pardons.

Fauci's potential pardon raises questions about why such action is necessary. Biden and his team suggest that this is a strategy to mitigate any retaliation from former President Trump. However, critics argue that Trump has indicated he is not focused on revenge and would prioritize the nation's success instead.

Fauci's need for a pardon is linked to serious accusations against him, including funding dangerous experiments at the Wuhan Institute of Technology. These experiments are believed to have contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in millions of deaths and significant global disruption. Following investigative efforts, evidence suggests that the virus may have leaked due to these controversial experiments.

Furthermore, Fauci has faced accusations of lying under oath regarding grant funding for dangerous research, which was eventually confirmed by the National Institutes of Health. Experts assert that Fauci violated federal policies related to research funding, committed perjury, and may be responsible for the pandemic's catastrophic effects.

Critics also claim that Fauci implemented harmful lockdown measures that negatively impacted children's education and worsened mental health issues among American teenagers. They argue that his recommendations led to unnecessary job losses and contributed to broader economic damage.

In summary, Biden's potential pardoning of Fauci suggests a desire to shield him from accountability for actions that some see as criminal and damaging to society. This controversial move is met with disdain from opponents who believe Fauci should face consequences for his role in the pandemic and public health decisions. 

https://townhall.com/columnists/katiepavlich/2024/12/06/fauci-the-criminal-n2648717