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No Cash Prizes for Bureaucrats Act
Coverage of No Cash Prizes for Bureaucrats Act in the Nexus archive.
- Hawley moves to close federal cash prize loopholes after Fauci 'got rich while millions of people died'
Sen. Josh Hawley introduced legislation to prohibit federal employees from accepting cash prizes, citing Dr. Anthony Fauci's receipt of over $1 million during the pandemic. The bill, named the No Cash Prizes for Bureaucrats Act, aims to close loopholes allowing government officials to solicit awards while on duty.
- Hawley moves to close federal cash prize loopholes after Fauci 'got rich while millions of people died'
Sen. Josh Hawley introduced the No Cash Prizes for Bureaucrats Act to prevent federal employees from accepting cash prizes, citing public records showing Dr. Anthony Fauci received over $1 million during the pandemic. Hawley accused Fauci of using federal employees to solicit awards, which Fauci declined to address during a Senate hearing.