Republican Attorneys General Seek to Bypass Biden Pardon, Investigate Fauci on State Level

The attorneys general, led by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, sent a letter to House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) on Wednesday asking to be kept in the loop about “any further findings or direct evidence that suggests there may have been any violation of state laws” so that “we may evaluate state-level courses of action.”

“Certainly, one potential tool at our disposal is the referral of any pertinent findings to state officials. As you are aware, a pardon by former President Biden does not extend to preclude state-level investigations or legal proceedings,” they wrote. “As state Attorneys General, we possess the authority to address violations of state law or breaches of public trust. We are fully committed to investigating any malfeasance that may have occurred to the fullest extent of our authority and are prepared to collaborate with you in further efforts.”

The attorneys general specifically referenced a report released by the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic in December 2024, which details widespread failures and potential misconduct by high-ranking government officials, including Fauci. Some of the report’s findings include:

• Evidence suggesting Fauci worked to discredit the “lab leak” theory, despite evidence supporting it.
• Accusations that Fauci allegedly provided false testimony to Congress about the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
• Evidence NIH allegedly mismanaged taxpayer funds by failing to properly oversee grants to EcoHealth Alliance, which funneled funding to the Wuhan lab.
• Evidence that prominent scientists who raised concerns about vaccine risks were allegedly silenced, ultimately limiting debate and public awareness.

Despite the report’s findings, Biden preemptively pardoned Fauci with just hours left in his administration, effective from January 2014 to the day of the pardon, and lauded Fauci for “sav[ing] countless lives by managing the government’s response to pressing health crises, including HIV/AIDS, as well as the Ebola and Zika viruses.”

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GOP AG's Seek to Bypass Biden Pardon, Investigate Fauci on State Level

A coalition of attorneys general are seeking to bypass President Joe Biden's last-minute preemptive pardon of Dr. Anthony Fauci to investigate him on a state level for his role in the COVID-19 pandemic response.

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[TCC]

Amen. I was just about to post this

 

[mattfivefour]

And the matter of preemptive pardons, I believe, is still open for discussion. Some legal minds suggest that such pardons are not legally valid.

 

[bigMoose]

This "man" damaged my wife when she was not allowed to visit her dying Mother in a nursing home during covid times. She never got to say good by to her Mom. This demon of a man will always be viewed as deserving investigation and prosecution by our family.

 

[TCC]

And the matter of preemptive pardons, I believe, is still open for discussion. Some legal minds suggest that such pardons are not legally valid.

I heard pardon's only pertain to federal? Not sure if that sounds right. But there might be new state by state charges that could be used on Fauci. The slow-burn (although may not look too slow...lol) approach the Trump admin is taking does seem to be inching its way toward a much more robust reveal of 2020 elections. I think DOGE is a great starting point to unravel financially first. Actually, its ingenuis. As a plethora of stuff gets unraveled, I would not at all be surprised if a "bringing to the table from the CLASSIFIED world of documents" better finds its way into "the system" once enough financial erosion has melted a reasonable portion of the deep state away. The thing with 2020, to me, would be that if it can be proven Biden won fraudulently, the pardons dissapear over night I believe.

 

[Tall Timbers]

And the matter of preemptive pardons, I believe, is still open for discussion. Some legal minds suggest that such pardons are not legally valid.

The way our system works, the US would probably need to bring Federal charges against one of the "pardoned" persons for the crimes they were "pardoned" for, and then watch and wait while defense lawyers use the pardon as a means to try and escape the charges. It would have to go to the Supreme Court.

 

[Tall Timbers]

This "man" damaged my wife when she was not allowed to visit her dying Mother in a nursing home during covid times. She never got to say good by to her Mom. This demon of a man will always be viewed as deserving investigation and prosecution by our family.

He's today's Mengele and ought to live out the rest of his life in prison.