Texas joins multi-state coalition to pursue Dr. Fauci on state charges, bypassing Biden’s controversial pardon shielding him from federal accountability. Congressional Revelations Fuel State Action The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic exposed serious misconduct during 2024-2025 hearings. Dr. Fauci testified that the six-foot social distancing rule was arbitrary and not science-based, admitting it “sort of just appeared.” He refused responsibility for his office’s actions. His senior advisor, Dr. David Morens, obstructed COVID-19 origins probes, deleted federal records, and used personal emails to dodge FOIA requests while sharing nonpublic NIH data with EcoHealth Alliance’s Peter Daszak. Grant Oversight Failures and Wuhan Funding Rep. Michael Cloud (R-Texas) documented Dr. Fauci sending taxpayer funds to Wuhan biolabs without proper review, simply rubber-stamping every grant on his desk. EcoHealth Alliance received substantial NIH money despite later controversies. House Oversight Chairman James Comer concluded Fauci was either incompetent or condoned the misconduct under his supervision. These revelations underpin state investigations into fraud, conflicts, and grant irregularities. Biden Pardon Sparks Multi-State Pushback President Biden issued a sweeping pardon to Fauci in early 2025, reportedly via autopen, raising validity questions from Senator Rand Paul, who seeks DOJ review. The pardon covers only federal crimes. A coalition led by South Carolina AG Alan Wilson, including Alabama AG Steve Marshall and Texas, formed post-pardon. They emphasize state laws as a tool for accountability, probing records destruction, obstruction, fraud, and perjury equivalents under state jurisdiction. Senator Moody just TORCHED Dr. Fauci and dropped the truth about COVID that got people banned on social media • Masks were BS• 6 feet was BS• Shutting businesses was BS• Closing churches was BS• Locking down schools was BS This was a crime against humanity. pic.twitter.com/y47X6rYhFn — Alec Lace (@AlecLace) May 13, 2026 Texas AG Role in Coalition Strategy Texas Attorney General participates in the multi-state effort, leveraging Rep. Cloud’s findings on grant mismanagement. The coalition reviews subcommittee evidence, evaluates state charges like conspiracy and misrepresentation, and considers grand juries. AG Wilson stated Biden’s pardon is a “shameful attempt to prevent accountability,” vowing action if violations found. This shift asserts state sovereignty against federal overreach, resonating with frustrations over elite impunity. How Texas Authorities Can Hold Dr. Fauci Accountable READ: https://t.co/RsPUwbR9ke pic.twitter.com/nle3vByufu — The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) May 14, 2026 Broader Implications for Accountability These probes could set precedent for states prosecuting federal officials, challenging deep state protections. Short-term, Fauci faces legal uncertainty across jurisdictions; long-term, they strain federal-state relations and demand NIH reforms. Reps. Rich McCormick and John Joyce criticized unscientific mandates and blame-shifting. Amid GOP congressional control under President Trump’s second term, this validates shared distrust in government elites failing Americans. Sources: Hearing Wrap Up: Dr. Fauci Held Publicly Accountable by Select Subcommittee Attorney General Marshall Joins Multi-State Effort to Hold Dr. Fauci Accountable for COVID-19 Response What’s next for Fauci after House hearing in which GOP held him accountable Senator Rand Paul Re-Refers Dr. Anthony Fauci to the Department of Justice Hearing Wrap Up: Dr. Fauci’s Top Advisor Held Accountable for COVID-19 Federal Records Violations Attorney General Alan Wilson Leads Coalition of AGs Investigating Dr. Anthony Fauci’s COVID-19 Response