I understand why he didn’t do it while still in the White House.

u/q#4245

I just think that saying he still can’t speak out against things is a little too kind, from where I’m standing, given he explicitly stated why he couldn’t fire Fauci on that interview last Sunday.

There is the case that public opinion against Fauci may be stronger than public opinion against vaccination at this time. Perhaps he doesn’t want to poke the bear too much to avoid it biting back.