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DriveInDriѵeOut
Inordinately Right
Fascinating....
When was the last time he treated a patient?
He can call himself a doctor if he wants.
He's a political bureaucrat.
Wise up buddy.
oldngray
nowhere special
Doctor of education knows all the answers.
They are printed in the back of the books she uses.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Biden inflation.
Pays $712 USD for a pill that costs $17.74 USD to make.
And he bought 1.7 million of them.
nationalfile.com
Pays $712 USD for a pill that costs $17.74 USD to make.
And he bought 1.7 million of them.
Merck Asks FDA For Emergency Use Authorization For Its $700 COVID Pill, Biden Already Bought 1.7 Million
Biden spends over $2.4 billion on Merck wonder drug so good it deserves a 4,000% markup
nationalfile.com
Darmark7
Retired 2020. Not my Problem Anymore!
Don’t worry it won’t cost us anything. I don't know why people get all upset. If you make less than $400,000 a yr you haven't paid a penny more for anything. The rich are going to pay for our Utopia. Come on Man!Biden inflation.
Pays $712 USD for a pill that costs $17.74 USD to make.
And he bought 1.7 million of them.
Merck Asks FDA For Emergency Use Authorization For Its $700 COVID Pill, Biden Already Bought 1.7 Million
Biden spends over $2.4 billion on Merck wonder drug so good it deserves a 4,000% markup
PT 4 Life
Most-Hated Member
What right wing conspiracy site did you get this off of
DriveInDriѵeOut
Inordinately Right
You didn't answer the question.
When was the last time he treated a patient?
Analbumcover
ControlPkgs
Fixed it.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Say that three times fast! What wight wing conspiracy!
Through AIDS, Ebola and Covid, Dr. Fauci Is Still Treating Patients
The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine this week because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week.
www.wsj.com
"The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine in part because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week."
"2020 was the year that millions of Americans became familiar with Dr. Fauci’s bedside manner. It started with the nation’s leading expert on infectious diseases hearing reports of a mysterious, novel type of coronavirus spreading in Wuhan, China. It ended with him getting injected on camera to vouch for a vaccine developed with miraculous speed.
Dr. Fauci had priority in part because there was at least one thing about his life that didn’t change this year: The country’s most famous bureaucrat is still a practicing doctor.
As he rolled up his sleeve days before his 80th birthday on Thursday, Dr. Fauci explained why he was getting vaccinated. He wanted the public to feel “extreme confidence” that it was safe, he said. He also needed the shot to do his job. He remains an attending physician in the NIH Clinical Center treating patients two or three days a week."
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Hasn’t treated a patient in 40 years
Through AIDS, Ebola and Covid, Dr. Fauci Is Still Treating Patients
The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine this week because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week.
"The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine in part because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week."
"2020 was the year that millions of Americans became familiar with Dr. Fauci’s bedside manner. It started with the nation’s leading expert on infectious diseases hearing reports of a mysterious, novel type of coronavirus spreading in Wuhan, China. It ended with him getting injected on camera to vouch for a vaccine developed with miraculous speed.
Dr. Fauci had priority in part because there was at least one thing about his life that didn’t change this year: The country’s most famous bureaucrat is still a practicing doctor.
As he rolled up his sleeve days before his 80th birthday on Thursday, Dr. Fauci explained why he was getting vaccinated. He wanted the public to feel “extreme confidence” that it was safe, he said. He also needed the shot to do his job. He remains an attending physician in the NIH Clinical Center treating patients two or three days a week."
How do we reach that conclusion?
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Public record. It’s been on the news for the last 2 years. He is NOT a practicing doctor. Ttku
Any links to articles about it anywhere? I'd like to be educated on the issue.
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Google it. I’m not doing your work. I’m busy drinking. Dude, it’s common
ing knowledge. It’s been a criticism of him from day one.Google it. I’m not doing your work. I’m busy drinking. Dude, it’s common
Uh huh.
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
Aspirin lowers risk of COVID: New findings support preliminary Israeli trial
The treatment reduced the risk of reaching mechanical ventilation by 44%. ICU admissions were lower by 43%, and an overall in-hospital mortality saw a 47% decrease.
m.jpost.com
US task force proposes adults 60 and older should not start daily aspirin to prevent heart disease or stroke | CNN
The US Preventive Services Task Force is considering making several changes to its guidance on taking a daily aspirin to prevent heart disease and stroke.
Hmmm. After all these years of doctor’s saying someone with heart disease should take an aspirin a day and now they’ve changed their minds. A correlation??
UnionStrong
Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Stay uninformed my friendUh huh.
DriveInDriѵeOut
Inordinately Right
This is from an interview where someone asked him his schedule. Does this sound like a practicing doctor or a political bureaucrat?Through AIDS, Ebola and Covid, Dr. Fauci Is Still Treating Patients
The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine this week because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week.
"The nation’s top infectious-disease official received the vaccine in part because he still does rounds in the hospital several days a week."
"2020 was the year that millions of Americans became familiar with Dr. Fauci’s bedside manner. It started with the nation’s leading expert on infectious diseases hearing reports of a mysterious, novel type of coronavirus spreading in Wuhan, China. It ended with him getting injected on camera to vouch for a vaccine developed with miraculous speed.
Dr. Fauci had priority in part because there was at least one thing about his life that didn’t change this year: The country’s most famous bureaucrat is still a practicing doctor.
As he rolled up his sleeve days before his 80th birthday on Thursday, Dr. Fauci explained why he was getting vaccinated. He wanted the public to feel “extreme confidence” that it was safe, he said. He also needed the shot to do his job. He remains an attending physician in the NIH Clinical Center treating patients two or three days a week."
