Gabbard’s move allows ordinary Americans to track the influences and contradictions of government officials (who previously concealed them).
The timing of this is significant.
Years after the behind-the-scenes reviews and selective leakages of information regarding Anthony Fauci, a sitting director of national intelligence is turning over raw materials (unfiltered) rather than the select information that he wants to present in a formative manner.
This is not another press conference designed to create a narrative. It is providing access and access creates who will have the opportunity to ask the next question.
What are the implications of having the same agencies that shielded Anthony Fauci now having a publicly accessible searchable record of his communications, actions and decisions?
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