Former NYC COVID Czar 'I Shouldn't Have Been Shamed for My Pandemic Sex Parties'

Dr. Jay Varma, New York City's disgraced ex-COVID czar, wrote a confession in the Daily Beast this week doubling down on his drug-fueled debauchery. Varma argues, "Why I Shouldn't Have Been Shamed for My Pandemic Sex Parties." Rather than admitting his raunchy hypocrisy for having orgies during the strict COVID lockdowns which he ordered, the naughty doctor portrays himself as the victim of a "fari-right honeytrap" who was "caught in the crossharis of a far-right 'activist journalism' sting."

Translation: 'It's a horrible thing that someone exposed my orgy sex parties during the lockdowns which I mandated for the citizens of New York.'

FROM TOWNHALL
Last year, Varma openly admitted he didn't practice what he preached in a series of undercover recordings captured by conservative commentator Steven Crowder's camera crew. Varma served as senior health adviser to then-Mayor Bill de Blasio at the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns. An architect of the city's pandemic policies, Varma was the top aide who convinced de Blasio to enforce a vaccine mandate. It turned out he sought to impose such restrictions all while flouting the draconian measures he insisted others follow.

"After a respected career in public health, I was branded a deviant and hypocrite," Varma laments today.

Now, almost four months after the salacious revelations, Varma is re-emerging to "correct the record."

"I made serious errors in judgment for which I take responsibility," Varma said. "But not the ones I was accused of by a fallacious campaign to erode trust in the health experts who tried to protect people from dying from COVID."

Recounting the revelry in August 2020, Varma wrote about how he and his wife, who are in an open marriage, met up with eight other polyamorous partners—all members of a so-called "pod"—for "an intimate party."