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Senate Immunity Bid for Former Fauci Aide Collapses

Paul supported compelling the former aide’s testimony under immunity and said he would ask the Justice Department to pursue the committee’s findings.

Senate Immunity Bid for Former Fauci Aide Collapses
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A Senate committee failed to approve a resolution seeking immunity for a former Fauci aide to compel her testimony. Rand Paul said the inquiry concerns government records; Maggie Hassan argued senators should use a bipartisan approach.

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Senate committee chairman advocating for the resolution and continuing the investigation

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Senator who criticized Democrats for not attending the committee meeting

Former president mentioned in an attorney’s statement about a pardon for Fauci

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Senator who voted against the resolution and called for a bipartisan approach

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Florida governor cited as supporting calls for state prosecution of Fauci

ALSO MENTIONED  Anthony Fauci, Former NIAID director whose records and testimony are part of the committee’s investigation

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Senate Panel Rejects Immunity Motion Backed by Rand Paul

A Senate committee rejected a motion to grant immunity to a former aide to Anthony Fauci, which Rand Paul supported. Paul said he would ask the Justice Department to pursue the matter. Left-leaning outlets focus on the meeting's exchange, highlighting Maggie Hassan's objection to calling it a hearing and describing Republican criticism of absent Democrats as backfiring. Center outlets emphasize the vote and competing arguments, including Paul's support and Hassan's request for more time. Right-leaning outlets stress Democrats' opposition to immunity and Paul's plan to seek Justice Department action.

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