The COVID-19 pandemic was difficult for everyone, especially Dr. Anthony Fauci. Dr. Fauci is the head medical doctor of the NIAID. During the pandemic, this role bore plenty of responsibilities including promoting medicine, creating medical guidelines, and many more. As you might infer, this job must be hard and very stressful.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s book, The Real Anthony Fauci, is a complete hit piece on Dr. Fauci and all of the decisions he has taken since the inception of the pandemic. Throughout Chapter 1, Kennedy hits the points of lying about data, disregarding early treatment, nursing home disasters, and (of course) hydroxychloroquine.
Living for a “long” 20 years, I have realized that it is much easier to criticize someone’s actions when you have done nothing similar. Dr. Fauci was in a position that no one else in the history of the United States has been in. This outbreak was a once-in-a-lifetime type of thing. Did Fauci most likely make mistakes? Of course, everyone does. However, he had to deal with a politically split country that would criticize his every move.