Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is perhaps one of the few public health bureaucrats in history to become a multimillionaire during the pandemic, is likely not thrilled with the most recent announcement from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
DeSantis, who has long followed the science more closely than deeply politicized Fauci, has made it clear that the state of Florida will be keeping a close and careful eye on the aftermath of a number of ill-advised federal decisions.
According to an official press release, “Governor Ron DeSantis held a roundtable discussion joined by Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo and world-renowned physicians, researchers, and public health experts to discuss adverse events of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and announce new, aggressive actions to hold the federal government and Big Pharma accountable.”
Accountability. Just the type of development to send the Biden administration running.
Especially the three-pronged accountability that DeSantis has in mind.
The first action includes “establishing the Public Health Integrity Committee,” which “will be overseen by the Surgeon General to assess federal public health recommendations and guidance to ensure that Florida’s public health policies are tailored for Florida’s communities and priorities.”
Thank you, DeSantis. An excellent counterpart to the deeply partisan CDC and NIH.
The second action includes “filing a petition for a Statewide Grand Jury to investigate crimes and wrongdoing committed against Floridians related to the COVID-19 vaccine.”
Fauci certainly won’t like that one, considering that “science” is the type he attempts to suppress the most.
The third action includes “leading further surveillance into sudden deaths of individuals that received the COVID-19 vaccine in Florida, based on autopsy results. The state will collaborate with the University of Florida to compare research with studies done in other countries.”
Fauci really won’t like that one, nor will his Big Pharma bros, who enjoyed loads of free advertising thanks to Fauci-inspired mandates.
What a way to ensure billions in profits.
Of course, Fauci played dumb during a recent appearance on CNN’s “At This Hour,” clearly trying to diminish DeSantis’s well-designed efforts.
Anchor Kate Bolduan noted DeSantis’s recent moves in Florida, asking Fauci for his input on the seemingly anti-Fauci moves.
“Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is now asking the Florida Supreme Court to greenlight an investigation into, and the way he put it is, any and all wrongdoing in Florida with respect to COVID-19 vaccine. What’s your reaction to that?” Bouldan inquired.
Quite a bit of “wrongdoing” comes to mind, especially with regards to mandates.
“I don’t have a clue, Kate, what he’s asking for. We have a vaccine that unequivocally is highly effective and safe and has saved literally millions of lives. The Commonwealth Fund has come out with a report this past week that vaccinations have saved 3.2 million lives, 18 million hospitalizations, and approximately $1 trillion in costs. So what’s the problem with vaccines? I mean, vaccines are lifesaving. Quite frankly, Kate, I’m not sure what they’re trying to do down there,” Fauci raged.
What DeSantis is “trying to down there” is arrive at the truth, Fauci.
Something the Biden administration routinely avoids …
Author: Jane Jones
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