The Fauci Diary
The Man Who Measured Fame Against the Dead They told us it was science. They told us it was sacrifice. They told us the man at the podium was the steady hand, the truth-teller, the one who put country above self. The diary says otherwise. While families watched parents and spouses die alone behind glass, Anthony Fauci sat at his desk and measured his own celebrity in real time. He logged the rising body counts and, on the same pages, the flattering profiles, the front-page stories, the op-eds that declared him indispensable. He recorded that his fame had become “explosive and…