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.

He had a complicated problem. First, we didn’t know for sure then that COVID was airborne. Second, he had to acknowledge that if he recommended masks, people would hoard them and front line workers would be even less protected. There was no right answer. That said, I think everyone with a brain knew a mask would probably help. I started making masks with my sewing machine on March 13.

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.

Without his guidance to wash hands and socially distance, just think of where this country would be.

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.

Working a government job until around age 80 is just plain weird.

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

I remember at the beginning of all this, he said that if we do this right everyone will look back and think the experts overreacted. Unfortunately we did it all wrong and people still think the experts are overreacting.

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

*by this administration

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

Fauci is the bomb. Just an incredible man.

But won’t look this way for much longer! All hail Dr. Fauci! We can’t wait to have you back and appreciated!

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

Exactly, Trump needs to go.

Fauci still has much to offer.

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.

I agree. But I have full faith and confidence in him.

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

Don’t we all?

We're going to check on it.
We're going to take a look.
It could be in-tress-ting,
Bringing light into the body.

Almost as a "cleansing,"
Or a disinfectant.

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.

You said you're gonna check on that?