Lying Weasel Fauci's Infatuation with Fame, While People were Dying
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1) If he had a conscience then he would already be wallowing in misery. He's gonna be fine.
2) He has his pardon in place, so he doesn't need to lose any sleep at night
3) The MSM cult will always have his back because they went all-in with his BS narratives right from the beginning, and
4) He will never be without money because he was Big Pharma's golden goose. They made billions of dollars from his BS and lies.
The only people who care about this are some of the GOP and the little guys who lost their jobs or were hurt by the jabs. That's it. Everyone else just wants to sweep all of this under the rug.
I wasn't personally injured by the jabs, I didn't lose my job for not taking them, so I don't actually have a lot of skin in this game...
- I know people who were injured (not killed), and my own family didn't take it, so we're good
- I found all the moronic BS insulting
- I went about 8 months without being allowed to fly/cross the border/eat in restaurants. Meh.
- the PMoC called me a racist and misogynist, and asked my fellow Canadians if I should be tolerated
- I lost all faith in my gov't and media
- I grew to hate the majority of Canadians...
Fauci did his job. He followed the proper procedures for fighting a NEW virus that was moving through the population rapidly. Did he have a few hiccups? Sure, he should have stated that we should not buy high-quality masks because the supply was low and attending nurses needed them. He had to work within the confines of a goofy president who disrupts everything people do. The Covid pressers were taken over by Trump who showed ignorance and loved the stage.
Florida, Louisiana, and Alabama have announced or confirmed investigations into Anthony Fauci related to his COVID-19 role, following a recent Senate hearing in which he repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment.
- Florida: Attorney General James Uthmeier announced his office is launching an investigation shortly after the July 29, 2026, Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing (led by Sen. Rand Paul). Uthmeier cited Fauci’s lack of candor, stating it was “past time we get the truth of what happened during COVID.” His office has indicated it will examine potential violations of Florida law, including what Fauci knew, when he knew it, alleged misleading of the public, and resulting harms to Floridians.
- Louisiana: Attorney General Liz Murrill announced that Louisiana would join Alabama and Florida in investigating Fauci. She referenced prior depositions (Louisiana and Missouri), claimed discrepancies with contemporaneous records, and said the state would look into whether he committed offenses that could be pursued in state courts. Gov. Jeff Landry publicly supported the move.
- Alabama: Reporting and statements (including Louisiana’s announcement treating it as concurrent) indicate Alabama is launching an investigation as well. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (running for governor) has strongly advocated pursuing state-level accountability, arguing Biden’s federal pardon does not block state actions and vowing to explore bringing Fauci before Alabama courts if elected. Earlier multi-state AG efforts (including Alabama) had already signaled interest in state-level scrutiny.
Context
The announcements followed the Senate hearing in which Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times (reports cite figures around 111). The hearing came after Sen. Paul released more than 1,000 pages from Fauci’s pandemic-era notes/diary, which Republicans said showed inconsistencies with public statements. On his last day in office, former President Biden issued Fauci a broad federal pardon covering potential offenses tied to his government roles (roughly 2014–early 2025). That pardon does not shield him from state prosecutions.
John Solomon’s post accurately summarizes the Just the News / Center Square reporting on these state AG actions. The probes are at the announcement/early investigation stage; no charges have been filed, and outcomes remain to be determined. Coverage appears across outlets including Just the News, The Hill, Fox News, Politico, and local Louisiana/Alabama sources.
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That's all BS and lies, Nordberg.
That's a grossly incomplete list of items that are skewed beyond comprehension, just to try to shift the blame to Trump.
1) Trump GAVE Fauci the presidential stage to talk directly to Americans every day
2) Trump never contradicted Fauci
3) Trump was the one who started Operation Warp Speed to create the jab, and he used the Prep Act to give vax-manufacturers protection to release their improperly-trialled vaccines. As a vaxtard, you should love him for that
4) Trump was ahead of the Dems on fighting covid. While he was blocking people from gflying in with it, it was Democrats like Pelosi and DeBlasio who were holding hugathons in Chinatown and telling people to ride the subway like normal
Fauci LIED when he said that covid most likely came from interactions between infected bats and an intermediary species, such as a pangolin.
Fauci lied about almost everything, and his lies came with massive consequences that you refuse to acknowledge.
The 10 states with the largest percentage of deaths were red states that ignored his advice. The ten states with the lowest percentage were blue states that followed his advice better,
Trump said crazy shit frequently. He ws totally unqualified to lead those talks. I waited for the doctors to get on stage, buit Trump ate up most of the time.
Warp speed was the only thing he did right, and you know he was not qualified to do that. I do not know who came up with that,
I am glad the incel is suffering misery. 
Soooo....what's the bad news? LOL
Nordberg: no one was more unqualified than the guy who said "Don't wear masks!", then "You should wear masks", then "Everyone has to wear a mask!"
No one was a bigger liar than the guy who said "pangolin" when he knew the answer was "My Corona! Ooooh, my little pretty one. Pretty one. Oooh, you make the money run, money run."
Trump did everything right, dumbass. You can't even name one thing that he did wrong, you just have a narrative that you saw on CNN over and over and over again.
"BLOCKING PEOPLE FROM FLYING IN FROM CHINA IS RACIST!!!" is literally the dumbest thing that anyone has ever said in the entire history of epidemiology, and it was your mantra for 30 days straight you fuckin' dimwit. I know that you said it, it's impossible for you to not have said it, so why would I listen to your opinion on this?
STFU Jarod, you worthless moron.
Is Nordberg AKA Nerdsperg correct?
No, the claim is an oversimplification that does not fully hold up against the data. Cumulative COVID-19 death rates (typically measured per 100,000 population) were higher on average in many Republican-leaning/"red" states, especially after vaccines became widely available, but the top 10 and bottom 10 do not cleanly divide into "all red states that ignored Fauci’s advice" versus "all blue states that followed it better." Multiple factors beyond state political lean or adherence to specific advice drove outcomes.
Highest death-rate states (examples from data around March 2023)
Common rankings of cumulative deaths per 100,000 (unadjusted or similar metrics) frequently put these near the top: Arizona (~455), Oklahoma (~454), Mississippi (~449), West Virginia (~444), New Mexico (~432), Arkansas (~431), Alabama (~429), Tennessee (~428), Michigan (~423), and Kentucky (~406).
- Most of these lean or vote Republican in recent presidential elections (Oklahoma, Mississippi, West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky).
- Exceptions and nuances: Arizona was competitive (narrow Biden win in 2020); New Mexico leans Democratic; Michigan is a classic swing state that went for Biden in 2020 (and Trump in 2016). Florida and Louisiana also rank high in many tallies and are not uniformly "ignored advice" outliers in the way the claim frames.
- Age-adjusted or comorbidity-adjusted analyses (e.g., Lancet/IHME work covering 2020–mid-2022) still show high rates in places like Arizona, New Mexico, and Mississippi, but rankings shift and are not purely partisan by governor party.
Lowest death-rate states
Lower rates commonly include Hawaii, Vermont, Utah, Maine, New Hampshire, Washington, Oregon, and others in that range (roughly 130–250+ per 100k depending on the exact cutoff and adjustment).
- Several are solidly Democratic-leaning (Hawaii, Vermont, Maine, Washington, Oregon).
- Counterexamples: Utah is strongly Republican-leaning and performed relatively well; New Hampshire has often had Republican governors; some analyses list mixed or Republican-led states among better performers on standardized rates (e.g., parts of the Lancet findings noted Republican-led states among the lowest standardized rates alongside Democratic ones).
Key context that the claim omits
- Timing matters a lot: Early in the pandemic (2020, pre-vaccine), blue/urban Northeastern states often had higher burdens due to density, international travel hubs, and timing of introduction. Differences widened later, particularly after vaccines, when lower uptake in more Republican areas correlated with higher subsequent death rates. Pre-vaccine, overall red/blue state differences were smaller or mixed.
- Governor party vs. voter lean: Studies (including the large Lancet state-by-state analysis) found no clear association between the political party of the state governor and standardized COVID death rates. A stronger predictor was the share of the state that voted Republican in 2020. Five of the ten lowest standardized-rate states in that analysis had Republican governors.
- Other major drivers: Age structure, obesity/comorbidities, poverty, healthcare access, population density, racial/ethnic composition, and baseline health disparities explained substantial variation. "Following advice" (masks, lockdowns, vaccines, etc.) was not uniform even within red or blue states, and Fauci’s guidance itself evolved. Excess-death analyses also show partisan patterns in some periods but caution against simple causation after adjusting for confounders.
- Percentages vs. rates: "Percentage of deaths" can be ambiguous (share of total U.S. COVID deaths, deaths as % of state population, case fatality, etc.). Per-capita or age-adjusted rates are the standard comparison; absolute numbers are dominated by large states regardless of politics.
In short, higher average mortality in more Republican-leaning areas (especially post-vaccine) is a real pattern supported by multiple analyses, often linked to differences in vaccination and mitigation. However, the specific claim that the exact top-10 highest were uniformly "red states that ignored his advice" and the bottom-10 uniformly "blue states that followed better" is inaccurate—it mixes swing/purple states into the high end, includes better-performing red-leaning states at the low end, and ignores demographics, timing, and the lack of a clean governor-party effect. Outcomes were multifactorial, not a simple red-vs-blue referendum on one official’s advice.
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AG UTHMEIER: "We issued a formal subpoena to Dr. Fauci under Florida state law seeking a breadth of documents ranging to what he knew, when he knew it, his doubts about the safety and efficacy of vaccines that he's out there promoting."
"And we're really focused in on his self dealing evidence has come to light that he was trying to personally profit off outside his government duties."
"He's trying to pursue book deals, awards get conducted with high rollers that, you know, might help him come into millions and millions of dollars. This is wrong. And it could go towards a deceptive trade practice fraud, public nuisance, you name it."
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"And we're really focused in on his self dealing evidence has come to light that he was trying to personally profit off outside his government duties."
"He's trying to pursue book deals, awards get conducted with high rollers that, you know, might help him come into millions and millions of dollars. This is wrong. And it could go towards a deceptive trade practice fraud, public nuisance, you name it."
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Of course Nordberg is not correct. He's a leftist, and they're never correct, and any polls or stats cited by alt-left news orgs are always bullshit.
Why the F would I trust covid stats from places that don't share any raw data at all?
The covid-Nazis' idea of "the be-all, end-all stat" is "CFR", which is not a real stat at all as far as covid is concerned. It is simply "the number of people who tested positive vs the number of negative outcomes", which sounds legit, but it just means "65% of the people who tested", right? Because getting tested always just means "random result." We know people who had flights to catch who just got tested multiple times until they got the negative result they needed, and who gets covid and then gets over it 3 times in the same day?
Also, who wasted all of their time getting tested? The vaxtards.
All the places that had mandatory vaccination status also had mandatory testing, so the places with 100% vax rates had thousands and thousands of extra tests.
I personally got tested for covid about 3 times, and i never gave a fuck about the result every single time.
JPP MAGA drunks behave alike. They are miserable people who are too cowardly and too stupid to fix their problems so they seek to spread their misery to others. It's sad they are so weak but it explains why they are over 60 and still need a daddy to take care of them.