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Gaetz's Nomination as Attorney General: A Controversial Choice

Trump's controversial nomination of Matt Gaetz as Attorney General sparks outrage and raises concerns about the future of the Justice Department.

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Donald TrumpMatt GaetzJoe BidenGinger LuckeySusie Wiles

What are Gaetz's plans if he becomes Attorney General?: Gaetz's plans if confirmed include a crackdown on government agencies, potentially abolishing them. This shows his desire for significant change and a potential shift in power dynamics within the government.
What is the primary reason Trump chose Gaetz for the position?: The main reason Trump chose Gaetz is their shared contempt for the US justice system, which has investigated both men. They both believe the system is politically motivated and corrupt, leading to this controversial nomination.
What are the main concerns of critics regarding Gaetz's nomination?: Critics fear that Trump and Gaetz intend to destroy the Justice Department's independence and make it subservient to the White House. This could lead to the prosecution of political opponents and interference in ongoing investigations.
Why is the Washington establishment horrified by Trump's nomination of Matt Gaetz?: Donald Trump's nomination of Matt Gaetz as Attorney General has horrified the Washington establishment due to Gaetz's controversial past and extreme views. Gaetz faces accusations of child sex trafficking and other crimes, and his past statements have been viewed as dangerous and inflammatory.
What is the process for Gaetz's confirmation, and what is the significance of the nomination?: Gaetz's confirmation as Attorney General requires Senate approval, but Trump has threatened to bypass the process. His nomination reflects Trump's desire for loyal and extreme allies in his administration.

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