Republican-led officials in Florida, Alabama and Louisiana are reportedly moving together on a new effort targeting Dr. Anthony Fauci. According to Politico, the states are looking into whether any state-level crimes may have been committed.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier appears to be leading the first phase of that push. The report says he announced an investigation and plans to use subpoenas as part of the inquiry, setting up a more aggressive legal approach at the state level.
The involvement of Alabama and Louisiana suggests the matter is no longer limited to one state. By joining forces, the three states are turning the issue into a broader political and legal campaign centered on Fauci, who remains a frequent target of conservative criticism.
The reported moves add fresh momentum to efforts by red-state officials to revisit Fauci's conduct through state investigative tools. With subpoenas now part of the strategy, the campaign appears to be entering a more formal stage.
