Monday, August 03, 2026

Fauci Debacle Is A Teaching Moment

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Chris Bray says, "Democrats always lie the same way, so pattern recognition becomes a kind of vaccine, except that it actually creates immunity. Once you know how they do it, they can never fool you again. Unless you’re also a Democrat, in which case you were born to be fooled, and you can just go back to sucking your thumb in a basement."

"Back in the political Pleistocene," Bray says, "a slippery American president who was known as 'Slick Willie' slogged through scandal after scandal, often in the company of his amoral and tone-deaf grifter wife. Perpetually embroiled in controversy because of their own behavior, this shameless couple developed a set of reliable techniques for the management of uncomfortable questions."

Welcome to Fauci's world.

111 times he pled the 5th Amendment, refusing to answer a single question about his performance during COVID.

Be informed, not misled.

On April 23, 2015, The Wall Street Journal published this:

Say this about Bill and Hillary Clinton: They are predictable. Some politicians dare to change, even to evolve, but not the former first couple. In these uncertain political times, Team Clinton’s lack of ethics—and its stock response when caught—is our one constant.

The details change, of course. In 1978 it was lucrative cattle futures; in 2014 it was lucrative speeches. In the 1990s it was missing Whitewater and Rose Law firm records; today it is missing emails. In 2000 it was cash for pardons; now it’s cash for Russian uranium mines. In Little Rock, it was Bill’s presidential campaign vehicle; in New York, it’s Hillary’s—and now known as the Clinton Foundation. Details.

The standard operating procedure never changes, however. It is as if the Clintons have—filed within easy reach on a shelf—a book titled “Clinton Scandals for Dummies.”

Let's take a look at the "book" before we take a look at Dr. Fauci's performance before a Senate Committee last week.

Chapter One: “Pick Your Spots.” 

The Clintons flourish in that hazy interface between legal and lawless. Their dealings always stink, but are rarely blatantly or provably (or traceably) corrupt. Consider this week’s news. Yes, tons of donor cash flowed to the Clinton Foundation at the same time Mrs. Clinton’s State Department was greenlighting deals helping those donors. But prove there was a quid pro quo! The Clintons dare you.

They know you likely can’t, because of chapter two.

Chapter Two:  “Limit Those Paper Trails.”

Remember those “misplaced” 1990s documents, but also reread the 2000 report from the House Committee on Government Reform titled “The Failure to Produce [Clinton] White House E-Mails: Threats, Obstruction and Unanswered Questions.” The Clintons learned it took effort to keep documents secret. These days, they make sure there are no documents at all. (Mrs. Clinton, which emails would you like us to delete? Just search for keywords “yoga,” “wedding,” and “uranium.”)

Chapter Three: “Remember, the Press Has ADD.” 

Pixar’s “Up” features Dug, a cute dog with a serious attention problem (“squirrel!!!”). This is how the Clintons view the media. Pettable. Unfocused. When caught, the Clinton communications team will issue lofty dismissals—calling charges baseless or old news—and wait for the press to believe it. If it doesn’t, Team Clinton will hold one press conference—a la Mrs. Clinton’s email event—and wait for the media to call the case closed. If it doesn’t, they will change the subject (Hillary is running for president! Squirrel!!!) and wait for the press to lose interest. It always does.

Still, if all else fails, there is...

Chapter Four: “Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy”—or VRWC. 

Mrs. Clinton’s conspiracy [expletive] is today a bit of a joke, but it doesn’t make it any less effective. It works to cast any serious investigation of Clinton's behavior as a partisan witch hunt, and therefore illegitimate. And it does work. Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell is going to jail on dubious claims of trading favors for money. Could an enterprising prosecutor cobble together a similar case against Hillary? Undoubtedly. But no one will for fear of being accused of doing a Republican hit job on the Clintons.

RE: Dr. Fauci 

Chris Bray writing for The Federalist notes that the "good doctor Fauci is following the 'Clinton way."

He says, "Slick Willie’s old manual at work, coming from the mouth of a different sleazy grifter."

A set of detailed records just became available for the first time, showing us from inside Saint Anthony Fauci’s sleazy political operation what the man was thinking and saying privately as he lied to the country that he was abusing. There’s new evidence, in 2026, about the real meaning of events in 2020 and 2021. The paper trail was buried for a long time. That's step one.

Then comes step two: Why are we still talking about this old news? My goodness, we’re in the middle of a DEVASTATING CYCLOSPORA OUTBREAK, there’s a huge crisis; we don’t have time to relitigate these ancient matters.

Don’t you see, we don’t have time to discuss this old thing; we’re in the middle of a huge crisis that’s killing zeroes of Americans."

That's right. "zeros". 

Here are the latest stats from CDC: US deaths-3, in 2025, "0" in 2026.

Bray says, "Actually discussing the things that Fauci wrote himself, expressing his own thoughts, in a document he created in his own government office, is engaging in conspiracy theories. That phrase has become one of our clearest signals that you’re in the presence of truth, with 100 percent accuracy when it comes from the mouth of an old prostitute like Dick Durbin. Discuss anything at all but the evidence."

"We’ve erected a whole cultural complex of fakery and distraction, and we’re drowning in the lies. It’s not at all hard to see how they do it, if you’re willing to see."

Takeaway

The biblical story of Ananias and Sapphira comes to mind.

Ananias, who, together with his wife Sapphira, used lies to hide their deception. 

In Acts 5:1–10, they sold a possession and secretly kept back part of the money while pretending to give the entire amount to the apostles. 

Their deception was not in keeping some of the money, but in lying about their gift to gain the appearance of complete generosity and devotion.

  • When Peter confronted Ananias, he declared, “Why hath Satan filled thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost, and to keep back part of the price of the land?” (Acts 5:3). 
  • Peter further explained that Ananias had “not lied unto men, but unto God” (Acts 5:4).  
  • Ananias immediately fell down dead, and later Sapphira repeated the same lie and suffered the same judgment. 

Their story demonstrates that God sees beyond outward appearances and knows the true intentions of the heart. It also teaches that deception may fool people for a time, but it cannot deceive God.

The account serves as a solemn warning against hypocrisy, dishonesty, and seeking personal recognition through falsehood rather than walking in truth and sincerity before the Lord.

Be Informed. Be Discerning. Be Vigilant. Be Bold. Be Engaged. Be Prayerful.