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Senate panel to vote on holding Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer questions
['Eric Tucker', 'Associated Press']
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A department spokesperson confirmed Thursday evening that the department had received the contempt referral, is "reviewing it and will work with the Senate accordingly.”
“Today’s partisan committee vote is a crude political stunt intended to punish Dr. Fauci for exercising his constitutional rights," Schertler said.
For years, Senator Paul has proclaimed to anyone who would listen that Dr. Fauci should be prosecuted and put in prison.
The current Justice Department has repeatedly initiated false statement investigations into perceived adversaries of President Donald Trump as part of what critics have called a retribution campaign.
A referral from Congress does not compel the Justice Department to act.