Rand Paul vows to get answers on COVID-19 origins in gain-of-function hearing, argues there is significant evidence that the COVID-19 pandemic originated in a Wuhan, China, lab. He is incensed that after two years and many US deaths there has not been a Congressional hearing into the pandemic’s origins.
Sen. Rand Paul: “Tomorrow we will have the first gain of function hearing. The first exploration of this topic in two years. Million of Americans died and we have not had one single hearing.” pic.twitter.com/Q6KnC9ILI1
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Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has already issued a warning to Dr. Anthony Fauci: If the GOP takes back Congress in the midterms, be prepared to testify under oath regarding the coronavirus pandemic.
“Throughout this pandemic, Dr. Rand Paul has led the effort to hold government officials accountable on the status of efforts being made to combat COVID-19, and the origins of this virus that has killed over 6 million people worldwide,” a spokesperson for Paul told Fox News Digital.
“This has been over a year-long process of getting Congressional Democrats to finally agree to a hearing, which will also be the first Congressional hearing on gain-of-function research. Dr. Paul looks forward to working with Subcommittee Chairwoman Hassan and hearing from expert witnesses during this critically important hearing that should’ve happened long ago.“
The hearing, which is scheduled for Wednesday, comes a week after the Kentucky senator attempted to pass an amendment to the CHIPS-Plus Act that would have banned U.S. funding of gain-of-function research in China, with Democrats objecting to the amendment despite it passing unanimously in an earlier version of the bill last year. FOXNews
Millions of people dead. Billions of resources wasted. Countless lies about our taxpayer funded animal testing. And the global economy is in shambles.
On Wednesday, @RandPaul will finally get answers on the origins of COVID. We’ll be watching. By me:https://t.co/9QF14UcNCa — Hannah Cox (@HannahDCox) August 1, 2022
And here? Proof.
[3/2] For those seeking a deeper dive, I’d start with the thread below: The summary with 85 endnotes is on ResearchGate, linked in that tweet. The topical bibliography of the larger project, with 200+ links, is also on RGhttps://t.co/Oz68XcKSvj
— Charles Rixey, MA MBA (c) 🐭 (@CharlesRixey) July 30, 2022