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Trump’s Former Lawyer Is Now Attorney General
Todd Blanche, Trump’s former lawyer, is now attorney general.
Summary
- Al Jazeera reports Todd Blanche, previously Trump’s lawyer, is now attorney general.
- The appointment puts a trusted legal fighter at the top of the Justice Department.
- Critics call it loyalty politics; supporters call it overdue course correction after lawfare years.
- DOJ priorities on immigration, crime, and politicized prosecutions will be closely watched.
- Senate politics around confirmation and legitimacy remain part of the story.
Commentary
After years of selective prosecution theater, putting a Trump-trusted AG in place is not a scandal. It is a correction.
DOJ should prioritize border crime, cartels, and equal enforcement, not endless activist lawfare.
Al Jazeera can frame it as ominous. American voters hired enforcement, not another seminar.
Comments
Loyalty to the elected executive beats loyalty to the blob.
Feelings are not a clearance. Todd Blanche, Trump’s former lawyer, is now attorney general.
Authoritarian was the two-tier prosecution era. Equal rules now.
AG who backs immigration enforcement is a feature.
Independent DOJ means never listening to Trump.
Independent of voters is not a constitutional value.
Al Jazeera will sneer. Watch charging priorities instead.
Crime and border files first. Cable drama later.
Confirm, staff, prosecute. Move.