Senate Democrats block immunity motion for Fauci aide
1 Yesterday 12:00 PM · 17h ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Democrats voted against granting immunity to a former Fauci assistant accused of destroying government documents. The motion, requiring two-thirds support, failed 8-7 along party lines. Only one Democrat (Sen. Hassan of NH) appeared in person; six voted no by proxy, while all eight Republicans attended.
“There's no principal reason to vote against giving her immunity, the only reason is that you don't want her to answer, and you do not want to know the truth.”
Sen. Rand Paul
Rand Paul Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman (R-KY)
Ron Johnson Senator (R-WI)Senate Democrats Homeland Security Committee membersFauci's former aide Witness before committee
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first by The Hill, 15h ago · also RedState
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- Senate Democrats Block Immunity for Fauci's Aide Over Destroyed Docs RedState · 15h ago
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first by The Washington Sun, 17h ago · also The Floridian
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- Senate Democrats Block Effort to Give Dr. Fauci's Former Assistant Immunity The Floridian · 17h ago
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