Day in and day out over the last four years, President Biden and Vice President Harris have been working to tackle the challenges we face, deliver results for families, and build a brighter future for every American.
That would be my direct question to Caitlin Clark, but she was not made available. I’m making the question public (this is a screenshot from my notes app) and she’s welcome to answer if she wants to.
Fauci won't be remembered as a hero, or the voice of science. He'll be remembered as a fame-seeking fraud, a ruthless tyrant, a shameless liar, and a spineless coward. He may never face accountability under the law, but there's at least a little justice in that.
@ComicNotDaveSMT Same exact reply over and over again below. You have nothing to say, but to criticize others.
Lots of people "give a fuck about Fauci" so of course Matt will do his job here.
Sheryl Gay Stolberg gets it wrong again. Repeatedly describing these documents as Dr. Fauci’s “private diaries” is inaccurate and misleading.
These were not personal journals. They were government records created on a government computer by a federal employee during one of the most consequential public health emergencies in history.
Under federal law, these documents belong to the American people.
Precision matters. Stolberg’s mischaracterization has predictably fueled outrage among Democrats, who have denounced @SenRandPaul's release of Dr. Fauci’s “private diaries.”
@danpfeiffer Breaking: Political hack has an opinion consistent with his political hackyness.
The idea you care about any sort of journalism laughable.
Fauci is so disingenuous. He did not have the power to close schools, but he advocated for lengthy school closures and criticized Florida for requiring schools be open in 2020.
Like everything else, Fauci was wrong on schools.