A major government reform initiative has just axed a shocking taxpayer-funded project—one that would have built an exhibit honoring Dr. Anthony Fauci. The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) put an abrupt end to a $168,000 contract set aside for a museum display dedicated to the controversial former COVID czar.
Fauci, whose tenure at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was riddled with contradictory policies and questionable decisions, has long been a polarizing figure. He famously declared that “attacks on me, quite frankly, are attacks on science,” solidifying his status as a bureaucrat who believed he was above reproach.
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Yet despite the public scrutiny he faced for his ever-changing stances on masks and lockdowns, the federal government had plans to enshrine his legacy at the NIH Museum. According to DOGE, the contract for this tribute was quietly signed in October 2024, with plans to complete the project by July 2025.
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