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Ms. Wiles also addressed one open question about Mr. Trump, who will be term-limited:Will he continue to hold rallies, despite not running for office anymore? The answer seemed to be yes.

Ms. Wiles, according to the people in the room, said Mr. Trump’s final rally of this campaign, in Grand Rapids, Mich.,“wasn’t the last Donald Trump rally, but it was the last Donald Trump campaign rally.”

The use of executive orders by presidents has increased in recent years as the country’s polarization has led to a Congress frozen with division and inaction. Faced with little opportunity to change laws, presidents have sought to push the limits of the power of their office.

Blocked by Republicans in 2013, then-President Barack Obama tried to reshape immigration policy by issuing executive orders to protect so-called Dreamers, who were brought to the United States illegally when they were young children. When Democrats in Congress frustrated Mr. Trump’s agenda, he turned frequently to executive orders, as did Mr. Biden.

Exercising the power of the Oval Office can have immediate results for a president looking to quickly show voters he is taking action. Andthey can be effective in accelerating a government bureaucracythat otherwise moves slowly to carry out the nation’s laws.

But governing by executive power has its limits. By their nature, they are not permanent and can be undone by a successor almost as easily as they were put in place. Mr. Trump unraveled many of Mr. Obama’s executive actions, and Mr. Biden did the same to Mr. Trump’s.

Presidential proclamations and orders are also more easily subject to attack in the legal system.Many of Mr. Trump’s orders were quickly challenged in court, held up for months or even years by judges who deemed them unlawful efforts to get around the will of Congress.

Maggie Habermancontributed reporting from New York, and Michael D. Shear from Washington.

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Since retiring from the NIAID in Decemeber 2022, Dr. Fauci published a memoir and accepted a quasi-ceremonial dual-professorship at Georgetown University. He holds thenewfound titleof Distinguished University Professor in the School of Medicine and is also affiliated with Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy. The longtime NIAID chiefhas yet to teach a class at the university. 

It is unclear how unusual the arrangement between Health and Human Services and the U.S. Marshals Service may be.We could find no other cases of a former federal employee receiving this level of protection.(This was his gift from the NWO and WHO for killing millions around the world)

TheU.S. Marshals Service is a subagency of the Department of Justice, typically tasked with capturing fugitives and protecting judges and court witnesses. In recent years, the Marshals Service has stated it is unable to meet these essential duties due to budget constraints. 

The tragic assassination of a judge’s son in 2020 led to an Inspector General report finding “resource limitations and competing agency budget and staffing priorities” have prevented the agency from providing optimal protection to the nation’s judiciary. The agency’s Fiscal Year 2025 Congressional Budget Request asked for $28.1 million in additional funds to better protect the nation’s judges, according to Reuters. 

While the funds to protect Fauci came from the HHS budget, valuable man hours from limited employee resources were used to staff Fauci’s security detail. 

Other prominent political figures are not as fortunate as Fauci. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,who led an independent political campaign for president this year, wasdenied Secret Service protection six timesduring the course of his campaign in April 2023, according to National Review. The campaign spent $3 million on private security. He was finally granted protection shortly after the failed attempt on President Trump’s life in July, which was swiftly withdrawn again after he dropped out of the race in August. Kennedy is a person of some means, but he appears to have received much less favorable treatment than Dr. Fauci.

In media interviews about his security detail,Dr Fauci said the costs are necessary and justified because of threats he has received from what he describes as the “extreme radical right.” As detailed in a Newsweek report, a FOIA request revealed 34 instances of threatening language leveled at RFK Jr., including text messages that read, "How about you f*** off or I'll come to your event and shoot every single person who attends..Execution style and i'll broadcast the entire shooting on live TV."[sic]

Why was Fauci granted a year and a half of federal protection – a situation seemingly unique to federal bureaucrats – while a prominent president candidate went without it?

The contract with the U.S. Marshals Service is just the latest example illustrating how taxpayers are left in the dark about the ways their money is being spent, and which private citizens get access to millions in public funds. 

This piece was co-authored by OpenTheBooks.com Deputy Policy Editor Amber Todoroff and investigative journalist Jordan Schachtel. More of Jordan’s work can be found at The Dossier.

https://openthebooks.substack.com/p/exclusive-as-private-citizen-dr-fauci

NCSWIC for Anthony Fauci, Nothing!

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Rachel Maddow is having a meltdown over Trump choosing Mike Waltz as NSA. She will cry every Monday night for the next 4 years.

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(This is gonna be so good when the NSA does their job, and the turn over reports of the entire Media to the President.)