Anthony Fauci Shows Us the Right Way to Be an Expert
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It’s been a persistent theme that if you looked abroad at media and foreign scientific and government announcements, you’d get a pretty good predictor on what your own government might begin to merely signal as precursor weeks from now.
So people have been trying to form fuzzy pictures based on the disorganized interleaving of ad hoc mayors, governors, business leaders, institutions, all making their little ad hoc decisions.
This is a defense in fear of Fauci being let go, given the patterns of the administration in many other areas.
I think the administration is so extreme in its extra-constitutional world view that it's actually unethical to work within or support it in any way.
There is no question that Fauci is competent and making the best of a bad situation, but participating in this administration is aiding and abetting it.
Given their willingness to politicize the courts, the justice department, the state department, even the FDA, CDC, and NOAA; not to mention their kangaroo impeachment hearing regarding bribery in Ukraine, it is impossible to justify cooperation, let alone employment.
If more people had done this earlier (most notably the senate), we wouldn't have the loss of life to which we've already consigned ourselves.
I would argue yes, and that the US has passed it.