Bioethicist of NIH fired, mainly because she's Dr. Fauci's wife slated to decide whether he is ethical

Christine Grady is a bioethicist at the National Institutes of Health. Her job is to analyze ethical issues in healthcare, medicine, and biological research. She also happens to be the wife of Dr. Anthony Fauci and would have been the person who decides whether his behavior regarding his COVID-19 recommendations and personal involvement with China was ethical.

Grady recently lost her position under the leadership of U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. which now signals new priorities with how things are going to get done. 

In the past, Grady supported firing nurses who declined the Covid vaccine, and now she apparently is receiving the same treatment she once supported.

Earlier this week, Grady was included in the mass layoffs at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of RFK Jr.'s more extensive overhaul at the NIH. The point of the layoffs is to move the institute’s focus away from pandemic preparedness and toward more pressing issues. 

She was reportedly offered a reassignment to regional offices of the Indian Health Service, which serves American Indians and Alaska Natives, but declined the opportunity, possibly to raise a public issue with the administration.

An NIH official told the Daily Caller News Foundation that Grady was “a good person with a major conflict of interest.” Gee, ya think?

“One of the problems when the coverup was going on of the Wuhan lab leak, that whole fiasco, was that they were not listening to anyone giving ethics advice,” the anonymous official said. “If they had had someone at the table with knowledge of this, they would have said: ‘Hey, do you want to play it this way, or be more transparent?’ Someone could have raised the question.”

The official stated that Grady was restricted from performing specific duties due to her marriage to Fauci.

Fauci and Grady's combined net worth exceeded $11 million, with an increase of over $7 million since the onset of the pandemic for some strange reason. 

This week’s layoffs impacted at least 10,000 individuals.

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