Senate Committee Set to Vote on Contempt for Fauci After Refusing to Answer Questions
The tension between government investigators and Dr. Anthony Fauci escalates as the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee prepares to hold a pivotal vote next week on whether to hold the longtime COVID-19 adviser in contempt of Congress. The move follows Fauci’s refusal to answer lawmakers’ questions during a recent hearing, citing the Fifth Amendment an astonishing 111 times, a decision that has sparked widespread debate and political fallout. Senator Rand Paul, a prominent voice in the investigation, announced on social media that the committee plans to vote on a resolution to certify Fauci for contempt after he declined












