Bidens Fauci Pardon Has One Flaw and Three States Just Found It
President Biden pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, but Republican lawmakers say the pardon won't protect him from legal consequences related to his testimony before Congress. Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing, and some Republicans argue this could constitute obstruction. Florida has also announced a separate state investigation into Fauci.
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16 sourcesFauci's Fifth fuels vow to haul him into court 'every day' despite Biden pardon
Alert: Trump Says He Will Not Attempt to Overturn Pre-Emptive Fauci Pardon Issued by Biden's Autopen
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5 developments- Jul 28Comer warns Fauci: Biden's pardon doesn't cover testimony this week
- Jul 29Fauci’s Biden autopen pardon won’t spare him from prosecution for 5th Amendment spectacle: GOP senators
- Jul 29Only right-leaning coverage:Florida Announces Investigation Into Fauci Since His Pardon Isn't for State Charges
- Jul 29Trump says he 'respects' Biden's pardon of Fauci
- Jul 30Only right-leaning coverage:Trump Just Said What He Will Do About Biden's Autopen Pardon for Fauci
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Quiet for 79 daysLast development · Jul 30 — Trump Just Said What He Will Do About Biden's Autopen Pardon for Fauci