Sen. Rand Paul to refer Fauci aide for prosecution after Democrats block immunity deal
Rand Paul said he would ask the Justice Department to consider prosecuting a former aide to Anthony Fauci.

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TAP FOR WHYSen. Rand Paul said he would ask the Justice Department to consider prosecuting a longtime aide to Anthony Fauci after Democrats opposed an immunity deal that Paul said would allow her to testify. Sen. Maggie Hassan argued the committee should take more time before considering immunity.
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4 OUTLETSA Senate committee rejected a proposal to grant immunity to a former Anthony Fauci aide; Rand Paul backed it. Left-leaning outlets center Republicans' criticism of absent Democrats and Maggie Hassan's objection to calling the meeting a hearing, portraying the criticism as backfiring. Center outlets pair Paul's planned Justice Department referral with Democrats' opposition to immunity and Hassan's call for more time. Right-leaning outlets frame the rejection as Democrats blocking an effort Paul said was needed to secure testimony.
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