This is why I will always trust and stand with Dr Fauci

[sheshe2]

Link to tweet

This is indeed what leadership looks like.

[KS Toronado]

1. It's a real shame our form of Government

is unable or unwilling to stop flat out lies & conspiracy theories
put out by some journalists, if you can even call them that.

[hadEnuf]

20. Anything the government tries to do will be pounced on by the right as censorship,

possibly giving the next "Trump" the excuse to shut down what they will call anti-American media. These people think like a fascist regime does.

With the government not having the belly for a fight like this, at least for now, we can only beat the right at their own game. Instead of being under the withering 24/7/365 beating from RW media we need to fight back. WE need more radio hosts pushing our side every day. WE need popular news networks that call out every single lie that the right puts out. WE need to hammer the truth home constantly over the airwaves.

The RW would have NEVER gotten to this point without their media machine. We need affluent people who value democracy and freedom to start investing in stuff like this because it's going to take a lot of money to get things going.

We either fight fire with fire or hope the GQP agrees to some sort of Fairness Doctrine to include cable, radio and internet news.

I wouldn't hold my breath for that.

[greatauntoftriplets]

2. Dr. Fauci is a man of courage.

[sheshe2]

4. That he is, gaot.

PS...Happy Belated Birthday.

[greatauntoftriplets]

6. Thanks, sheshe2.

It was a good day, went to a restaurant (sat outdoors) because my youngest great-nieces aren't allowed to be vaccinated yet. Two of the triplets were there, the third is spending the summer on an internship in Wyoming.

[sheshe2]

12. Sounds like a wonderful day.

Family, means a lot.

[greatauntoftriplets]

18. It was really nice.

I haven't seen them much in the last 1 1/2 years because of COVID. Plus, I fractured my ankle last November, had to have fusion surgery, then spent time in a rehab facility where I caught COVID. Fortunately, it was a mild case and I recovered and was fully vaccinated by the end of February.

It's been a tough year.

[sheshe2]

19. Dayum you have had it hard.

I am so glad you survived COID and the foot fracture.

You have been missed.

Love you.

[greatauntoftriplets]

21. Oh, I've been around.

Had my laptop throughout, which kept me sane. When they told me that I had COVID, I was mostly pissed off and thought I was going to die. But I didn't.

Love you too.

[crickets]

3. I am so grateful for this man.

He's a beacon of sanity in the middle of all the craziness we've had to endure.

[spooky3]

5. +1

[rurallib]

7. whereas Trump and the cowards at Fox

get vaccinated while they tell people to not vaccinate and maybe die

[Joinfortmill]

8. Love Dr. Fauci

[Maru Kitteh]

9. That's what I did in my first management job

Okay, so it was a fast food place, and I wasn't gonna die, but when individuals for one reason or another smeared feces all over the bathroom, I didn't make the staff take care of it. I did it.


I noticed today that Dr. Fauci never loses his patience with legitimate, earnestly asked questions from the public or media. He has less tolerance for Rand Paul. That alone makes him a role model in my opinion.

[sheshe2]

14. He is such a good man, Maru.

I hate how he has been disrespected. Yet he carries on trying to stop the dying of people that refuse to help themselves.

[multigraincracker]

10. Girl friend is an RN and her Bible

for nursing school was Principles of Internal Medicines of which Anthony S. Fauci md was one of the authors. Her edition was the 12th from 1991.

[FakeNoose]

11. +1 Wow, didn't know that

Thanks for sharing that info!

[sheshe2]

15. Wow, 1991.

Her bible for nursing. Excellent choice.

[mcar]

13. And our idiot governor DeathSentence is fundraising off trashing this

brave, good man.

[sheshe2]

16. I know.

Past time that one pays the piper.

[mcar]

17. Well past time, she

Hubby goes back to work tomorrow for his last year teaching. He is fully vaccinated, of course, but will continue to wear a mask in class. He said there was a staff meeting the other day in the cafeteria and he was one of only about 5 teachers/administrators wearing masks - out of 70.

[sheshe2]

23. 5 out of 70?

These are our educators? They are not able to educate themselves about the repercussions of a pandemic when you don't protect themselves or others around them. How can they possibly educate the children?

Stay safe you two.

[mcar]

24. Red county - most teachers here vote R

against their own self interests.

[electric_blue68]

22. Oh, right! Forgot about that! Courage, integrity, smarts

[El Shaman]

25. Where was

Rand Paul ???

[The Jungle 1]

26. He has got to be great because repukes hate him.

What is stunning is that repuke leadership is getting the vaccine and somehow convincing the masses not to get the shot.
We had better keep voting and controlling the government because the people following repuke leadership are dumb as a bag of rocks.

They refuse to answer when asked if they got vaccinated. Who would follow that stupid lie.

Seat belts
MMR vaccines for public school.
Car insurance.
Can't drink and drive.
Speed limits.
Can't buy a stinger missile. (I want to go wabbit hunting with one)
Zoning
Building codes.
Kitchen inspections
Yet these fools say NO to a shot that may well save them. They say no because their vaccinated leadership tells them not to.
So many stupid people forces me wonder about the future.

[spanone]

27. K&R...

[Pepsidog]

28. A good, decent, and trustworthy man.

[BobTheSubgenius]

29. I've long thought that that principle is crucial to good management.

I still follow that, in as much as possible. I have very, very few chances at leadership, and age is dulling my abilities to the razor's edge of a bowling ball, but I do what I can.

[Hekate]

30. KnR

[calimary]

31. I like the REAL doctors with the REAL certifications and the REAL credentials.

Not the phony arrogant schmucky poseur ones like rand paul.