I see a pattern here
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I've heard Fauci answer questions, at press conferences and in tv interviews.
McGahn and Bolton are obvious executive privilege cases.
McGahn and Bolton are obvious executive privilege cases.
Top US health official Anthony Fauci will not testify next week to a congressional committee examining the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, the White House said on Friday (May 1), calling it "counterproductive" to have individuals involved in the response testify.
The White House issued an emailed statement after a spokesman for the Congressional committee holding the hearing said the committee had been informed by Trump administration officials that Fauci had been blocked from testifying.
"While the Trump Administration continues its whole-of-government response to Covid-19, including safely opening up America again and expediting vaccine development, it is counter-productive to have the very individuals involved in those efforts appearing at Congressional hearings," White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement to Reuters.
"We are committed to working with Congress to offer testimony at the appropriate time."
Fauci's testimony was being sought for a May 6 hearing by a House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees health programmes, Hollander said.
The Washington Post first reported that Fauci would not testify.
Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has been one of the leading medical experts helping to guide the US response to the highly contagious virus that has swept across the United States.
I can't think of a better use of his time than standing in the background for 2 hours everyday so he can talk for 5 minutes during a Trump pep rally
I agree with that but if he wasn't there the haters would mitch and moan about...anything and everything else.
TDS.
