Anonymous wrote:Tony Fauci,
The great Dr. Fauci.
And the woman with the scarves.
None of them knows as much as I do.

We're looking at bringing light into the body, for sort of a "cleansing."
I think that could be interesting. Might be interesting.

So we'll see. We'll see what happens.

Anonymous wrote:Trying to protect the country — including people that he loves — from a malignant narcissist has got to be soul crushingly exhausting, especially for someone who actually understands what the probable consequences of politicizing a pandemic are likely to be.

Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from staying in a job way too long.

Anonymous wrote:He's been treated like Cassandra this administration. That has to be tough for a scientist.

Anonymous wrote:He's been treated like Cassandra this administration. That has to be tough for a scientist.

Anonymous wrote:Did you know Sally Quinn wrote a romance with the sexy hero based on Fauci?? She met him at a party and he made an impression. I just feel the story needs more attention, lol!

https://www.washingtonian.com/2020/05/05/sally-quinn-modeled-the-erotic-hero-of-her-1991-bestseller-on-anthony-fauci/

In any case, definitely healthier than DT.

These times have taken a toll on all of us though.

Anonymous wrote:I respect him but take everything he says now with a grain of salt because back in the spring he said no masks. Back then I thought it was just logical that masks protect both the person wearing the masks as well as others. I had n-95 masks from doing projects at home. I started wearing a mask in March. I still find it inexcusable he recommended not to wear masks.

Anonymous wrote:I respect him but take everything he says now with a grain of salt because back in the spring he said no masks. Back then I thought it was just logical that masks protect both the person wearing the masks as well as others. I had n-95 masks from doing projects at home. I started wearing a mask in March. I still find it inexcusable he recommended not to wear masks.