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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has opened a formal investigation into Anthony Fauci after the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases pleaded the Fifth before Congress, with Louisiana and Alabama now following suit. The move targets the central figure who directed national policy during the COVID years and whose agency oversaw gain-of-function research at Wuhan.
Fauci stands as the Technocratic Automaton who translated experimental science into binding public mandates without legislative warrant. His refusal to answer congressional questions under oath reveals the same pattern of unaccountable power that defined his tenure.
Western Christendom long held that rulers and their servants remain subject to law, a principle secured at Runnymede in 1215 and carried forward through the Reformation's insistence that no office escapes divine and temporal judgment. The Fifth Amendment exists to protect the innocent, not to shield public officials from scrutiny over policies that altered the lives of millions.
When administrative priests claim immunity from examination, they invert the ordered hierarchy in which the commonwealth authorizes power and may withdraw it. The states now exercising their reserved authority restore this ancient balance.
Scripture records that rulers who shed innocent blood and refuse to repent bring judgment upon their own houses. The same logic of covenant accountability applies to those who wielded emergency powers without enduring evidence or consent.
The investigations launched by Uthmeier and his counterparts expose the administrative state as an instrument of the City of Man, set against the household economies and local sovereignties that sustained Christian peoples for centuries. No federal credential can exempt a man from answering for actions taken in the name of the people.
The Faithful Remnant must therefore press these inquiries to their conclusion, supporting state attorneys general who refuse to treat the administrative priesthood as beyond reach. Only through such persistent temporal reckoning can the constitutional order be reclaimed from the managerial class that has occupied it.
