Fauci to face contempt vote after refusing to answer Covid questions in Congress
Senator Rand Paul says: "I think there is a very real chance that he could be prosecuted for that."
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"I think there is a very real chance that he could be prosecuted for that."
— Rand Paul , Politician
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Former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Former president of the United States known for his aggressive economic policies.
Current U.S. President who has criticized Netanyahu's actions.
U.S. Senator from New Hampshire advocating for health issues.
Rand Paul is a Republican U.S. Senator from Kentucky.
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Senator Rand Paul says: "I think there is a very real chance that he could be prosecuted for that."
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