Government officials have a certain level of immunity in their official capacities, but if Fauci personally profited off the ‘guidance’ he issued, that very well could have broken Florida law.
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Discussing the subpoena issued to Dr. Fauci.
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To the extent these platforms are not falling under that law, we definitely are going to go back this year and strengthen that legislation if we need to protect in some of these other areas.
Florida children, teens, and their parents are facing a crisis: the widespread, compulsive use of social media platforms specifically designed to be addictive.
We will examine the physical and monetary harms to Floridians that may have resulted from his deceptions and determine whether his conduct exposes him to liability under state law.
It starts as a civil inquiry. But we're going to tie in all aspects of Florida common law, things ranging from deceptive trade, fraud, public nuisance, nothing is off the table.





