According to what I'm reading, Fauci can't be held for contempt without a congressional vote. What I'm having a hard time to understand is why if there is an obvious crime of fraud, why should contempt be the only crime being considered, and why should the information not be given to the DOJ for presentation to a grand jury? Maybe I'm wrong, but with the number of injuries due to Fauci's criminal acts, his lying to hide the fraud, and his taking the fifth for a pardoned offense, there is something his attorneys think can incriminate him other than contempt of Congress. We'll see. Fauci is a monster and should be punished.
Another thing that crossed my mind was the autopen question on Fauci's pardon. Why isn't there a document that states the President allowed an autopen signature, with the cause, date and time? It doesn't make sense to allow that much power to be so easily used without something to allow investigation for malfeasance.
