Online fury erupts as conservatives recall insane COVID-19 lockdown policies after Fauci takes the Fifth

Conservatives aren't willing to forgive and forget the COVID-19 lockdowns — a fact made clear online as fury erupted during and after Dr.Anthony Fauci's appearance before Congress on Wednesday where he repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.Those who opposed the lockdowns, which Fauci bragged about helping implement in his now-infamous diary but extensively denied implementing publicly, had a field day online recalling the policies pushed by the one-time White House health advisor."Reminder how how insane the world was in 2021," Dr.
Mollie James, a trauma surgeon and internet personality, said on X.She was commenting on a video of professional golfer Jon Rahm, who was forced to withdraw from a PGA Tour event while holding a six stroke lead because he tested positive for the virus while he was on the golf course.The winner of that tournament earned north of $1.6 million.New York, NY, USA - April 6, 2020: A man wearing protective mask crosses 6th Avenue of Americas in Midtown Manhattan deserted because of the city lockdown caused by COVID-19 pandemic.
(iStock) FAUCI PRIVATELY TOOK CREDIT FOR COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS DESPITE PUBLIC DENIAL, NEWLY EXPOSED DIARY ENTRIES REVEAL"Never forget that California arrested a man for paddleboarding alone to keep him safe from COVID," recalled conservative activist Alex Lorusso, who goes by @alx on X."Most retarded time period in human history."The Malibu paddleboarder, who was alone on the water, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of disobeying a lifeguard after allegedly violating Los Angeles' lockdown orders. "Dr.
Fauci isn't the only guilty one," Rep.Lance Gooden, D-Texas, said on X.
"Democrats went as far as filling outdoor skate parks with sand to enforce their draconian COVID-19 lockdowns.Americans should never forget what they did."Along with the post, he added a viral video showing a backhoe shoveling sand into a Venice Beach skate park.Former NIH Director Anthony Fauci listens during a ...