EXCLUSIVE: Over A Dozen States Look For Potential Fauci Charges Despite Blanket Biden Pardon

America’s ultimate ex-bureaucrat may not be out of the woods yet.

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson leads a 17 state coalition of attorneys general asking Republican congressional leaders whether Anthony Fauci may have violated any state laws not covered by his presidential pardon, according to a Wednesday letter obtained by the 🏢Daily Caller News Foundation.

The letter seeks information from Senate and House committees that have investigated the issue or have launched investigations. Fauci was granted a preemptive pardon, and has not been charged with any crimes.

“To ensure that former President Biden’s shameful pardon does not frustrate accountability, we urge Congress to consider using all available tools at its disposal,” the letter reads. “Certainly, one potential tool at our disposal is the referral of any pertinent findings to state officials.”

Former President Joe Biden’s blanket pardon of Fauci does not absolve any potential violations of state law or breaches of public trust, according to the letter.

“Although former President Biden attempted to shield potential bad actors—like Dr. Anthony Fauci—from accountability via preemptive pardons, we are confident that state laws may provide a means to hold all actors accountable for their misconduct,” the letter states. “If you believe that further findings or direct evidence that suggests there may have been any violation of state laws, please include us in any actions taken so that we may evaluate state-level courses of action.”

The attorneys general wrote in the letter that they are troubled by the “scope and timing” of the pardon.