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Liberal Icon Anthony Fauci Hospitalized with Rare Virus

In an ironic twist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the face of the federal government's botched COVID-19 response, found himself on the receiving end of healthcare last week when he contracted the rare West Nile virus. According to reports, Fauci began experiencing fatigue, chilliness, and fever early this month – eerily similar symptoms to those associated with COVID-19.

"I started feeling tired, chilly and feverish earlier this month," Fauci revealed to CBS News.

Following confirmation of the diagnosis through testing, Fauci speculated that he likely acquired the virus via a mosquito bite during one of his backyard excursions. A representative later informed The New York Times that Fauci received necessary hospital care before being discharged back home, where "a full recovery is expected."

Social media platforms erupted into mixed reactions upon hearing the news of Fauchi's health scare, ranging from heartfelt get-well messages to vitriolic comments hurled by detractors holding grudges over past disagreements regarding COVID-related measures like vaccination campaigns and lockdown policies. For some reason, these self-styled rebels refuse to accept reality despite overwhelming scientific consensus supporting vaccinations' role in mitigating COVID severity, instead choosing to peddle unfounded myths claiming they alter our genetic makeup or induce mysterious ailments.

Meanwhile, West Nile virus stands out as yet another serious infectious threat devoid of any licensed vaccines currently available to humanity, causing afflictions spanning headaches, body pains, vomiting episodes – all too familiar echoes of COVID-like experiences. Although milder forms generally yield complete recoveries, grave outcomes might involve cerebral impairment or even mortality; its annual toll exceeds 2000 documented US cases.

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