Rand Paul Accuses Pelosi of Using Monoclonal Antibodies after Democrats Blocked Public Use

Republican Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) of receiving monoclonal antibodies as a treatment for COVID-19 after Democrats blocked the public from accessing those therapies.

Speaking during an interview on Fox News with Sean Hannity, Sen. Paul blasted Pelosi and President Joe Bidenโ€™s administration for a double standard on the treatments.

Paul said he believes Pelosi was treated with monoclonal antibodies and says the American people deserve to know why they are blocked from accessing the same treatments.

He also suggested that President Biden may have also been treated with the same therapy after coming into close contact with Pelosi on the day before she tested positive for the virus.

โ€œWhatโ€™s even worse than that itโ€™s not just production which is controlled by the government,โ€ Paul told Hannity.

โ€œItโ€™s also the fact that theyโ€™ve actually withdrawn the Sotrovimab.

โ€œThey withdrew it because they say itโ€™s not working in the laboratory, but thousands of doctors across the country are saying โ€” well, it still appears to be working in the clinical practice.

โ€œSee, this happened in January,โ€ Paul noted.

โ€œThey withdrew the first two monoclonals because they said they werenโ€™t working in the lab.

โ€œMeanwhile, thousands of doctors were left with no treatment, and they were saying we think it still works.โ€

โ€œSo this is whatโ€™s going on now, and this is why itโ€™s going to be a very important question for Nancy Pelosi,โ€ Paul continued.

โ€œDid she receive the monoclonal?

โ€œAnd so, if theyโ€™ve removed them from the market for the rest of the hoi polloi, but Nancy Pelosi gets them, or President Biden should get the monoclonals, then weโ€™ve got a real, real problem that thereโ€™s a different standard for Democrat politicians than the regular public.โ€

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โ€œI think they should leave them out there and should be developing new monoclonal antibodies,โ€ he added.

โ€œBut the thing is, is there still is some omicron. Just because most of the virus is the new variant doesnโ€™t mean that the monoclonal antibodies may not work against the residual omicron, but also might have some carryover effect to this variant as well.

โ€œI think itโ€™s premature to remove them from the market, but thatโ€™s what happens when you centralize all the medical decision-making in Washington, which is a terrible mistake.โ€

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