You can always tell when someone doesn’t know what they are doing and really needs help, they run to the people they don’t like or the people that they have talked trash about.
We all know these people. Heck, we have probably have had to talk to one recently. You know who it is, the person that lives across the street from you that is always giving you grief about something that all of a sudden needs some big favor.
Fauci is finding himself in this position right now. As of this moment, he is in the spot of needing some help getting something done that he should be able to get done, but instead can’t because he has no credibility. So, what does one do when they have no credibility? They borrow someone else’s…
Responding to a recent NPR poll which revealed that 47 percent of people who supported President Trump in the 2020 election are not planning to get the coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available to them, Fauci said that it would be “very helpful” if Trump urged his supporters to get the vaccine.
Fauci also claimed that “it would make all the difference in the world” if Trump urged his supporters to get the vaccine.
“[Trump] is a very widely popular person among Republicans. If he came out and said ‘Go and get vaccinated, it’s really important for your health, the health of your family, and the health of the country, it seems absolutely inevitable that the vast majority of people who are his close followers would listen to him,” Fauci added.
Dr. Fauci has been generally useless when it comes to the COVID pandemic, often spouting contradictory opinions depending on who he’s talking to and what the left-wing narrative is at the moment.
Tim Pool, a left-leaning political commentator, summed up Fauci’s flip-flopping on COVID perfectly in a recent segment on his YouTube channel.
“Fauci’s apparently telling you what you can and can’t do after you get your vaccine. And because of what Fauci has done — I’m sorry, I think Fauci has been one of the most destructive voices in getting things back on track… Dr. Fauci was one of the first people to say not to wear a mask… He flip-flopped later on. He then said ‘you should double mask, it’s common sense,’ then he said ‘no, there’s no science to prove that,’ then he said ‘yeah you know you might as well do it.’ Clearly he doesn’t know what we should or shouldn’t be doing, he just goes along with what the media is saying,” Pool said.