If you ever feel like you need proof that the man of the hour when it comes to the pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci, is corrupt – well, here’s your proof. A new study has proved just how beneficial the COVID pandemic is and has been for Dr. Fauci. Starting since 2020, he has been front in center on magazine covers and is now in competition with top celebrities as far a fame goes. As an ‘expert’ in the healthcare profession, his power has become almost limitless, and he’s been given the sole power on decision that are made, even when they effect the lives and freedoms of the Americans he is supposedly protecting.
But not only is Fauci basking in newfound fame since the beginning of the pandemic, he’s also bathing in cash. An analysis that was completed and published by Forbes has a complete breakdown of the numbers and it proves that Fauci made a whopping $1.7 million dollars while heading up the shutdown of the county.
Just last night, United States Senator, Roger Marshall, took a look at Fauci’s unredacted financial disclosures for 2020. The release happened after a tense exchange in the Senate between Marshall and Fauci, which ended with Fauci saying that the senator was an actual “moron.”
The disclosures of finances contain a huge cash of information. One thing, for example, is that the net worth of the Fauci household is more than $10.4 million.
Just during the 2020 year, the perks, household income, benefits and unrealized gains came to a massive $1.78 million. This includes federal benefits and income of $870k, outside royalties, as well as travel perks that totaled $113k, and the investment accounts of the good doctor increasing by almost $800k.
Even though Fauci has been wrong on multiple occasions about crucial pandemic policies, and even though he’s trampled on the freedoms of American patriots, he is still the highest paid government employee. In fact, his salary comes directly out of your pocket, as taxpayer funds for his salary clock in at $435k.
Jada Simpson
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