You know what I love about Karma? She’s got one hell of a wicked sense of humor. Take the last 24 hours in the life of Anthony Fauci. Yesterday, it was reported that Fauci would be releasing a new book Expect the Unexpected next November.
Think of it as Tony’s version of Andrew Cuomo’s book.
Okay, so the book Expect the Unexpected is announced.
Then just hours later Buzzfeed and the Washington Post both released a crap-ton of Fauci’s emails written during the early months of the Wuhan pandemic that don’t make him look so good.
Whoops. How unexpected!
The emails I’ve seen on Twitter and at different websites are really damning.
And not just the ones where Fauci is scrambling in a panic over that pesky gain of function research.
There was also some pretty damning stuff in the most, dare I say it, unexpected places as well.
Here are a couple examples tweeted by the Federalist’s Sean Davis:
Those two tweets are especially damning when you consider in some of the emails I read, Fauci was acting all demure and humble over the fact that he had become a media sensation. You know the drill — pretending it was all so silly and he hoped it would end soon. Hahahahaha! Right. That’s why he prioritizes Morgan Fairchild and MSNBC over members of Congress. He’s not in it for the fame and attention.
Then, and here’s where Karma really outdid herself, today — just one friggin’ day later — it’s reported that Fauci’s Expect the Unexpected got yanked from Barnes & Noble’s and Amazon’s websites. Poof. Gone.
Talk about unexpected.
Say, do you think Fauci was expecting that particular unexpected or no?
Now, I suppose it is just as likely that Expect the Unexpected went poof because Fauci can’t make up his mind about what to write. That coming from him would certainly not be unexpected.
“Dr. Fauci, we were expecting you to send us the latest draft. And we haven’t gotten it yet.”
“Well, now. See, here’s the thing. I changed my position on 95% of the things I wrote and now I need to rewrite it.”
I’d write more about this hilarious story, but honestly, I can’t stop chuckling.
Ah, Karma. If you were a real person, I would so want to hang out with you.
