A woman has testified before the House Ethics Committee that Matt Gaetz, a former Republican congressman, had sex with her when she was 17 years old. Sources familiar with the matter have revealed this information, shedding light on a disturbing allegation against a man once considered a rising star in the Republican party. This testimony comes as Gaetz is being considered for the position of Attorney General, a role that would make him the top law enforcement official in the country.
The woman’s testimony is particularly concerning given that the age of consent in Florida, where the alleged encounter took place, is 18.… Continue reading
President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Representative Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) as Attorney General has sent shockwaves through the GOP. Gaetz, a staunch Trump ally, faced a Justice Department investigation into alleged sex trafficking violations but was ultimately not charged. However, reports surfaced in 2022 indicating Gaetz sought a preemptive pardon from Trump during the investigation. Gaetz’s nomination has drawn criticism from both sides of the aisle, with even some Republicans expressing concern about his past and raising questions about his fitness for the role. Senate Republicans have indicated they will closely scrutinize Gaetz during the confirmation process.
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Matt Gaetz’s nomination as Attorney General by former President Trump has sparked controversy due to allegations of sexual misconduct. A 17-year-old victim has claimed Gaetz was present at a 2017 party where he allegedly engaged in sexual activity, while his former friend, Joel Greenberg, has admitted to having sex with the victim when she was underage and has stated that Gaetz paid him to bring women, some under 18, for sexual encounters. Gaetz’s nomination comes despite past accusations of inappropriate behavior, including a 2022 report from former Representative Markwayne Mullin, now a Senator, who detailed Gaetz bragging about his sexual exploits with young women to other members of Congress.
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Kevin McCarthy’s statement that Matt Gaetz won’t get confirmed as Attorney General seems to be a bold prediction, but it’s one that’s being met with a lot of skepticism. While McCarthy might be right, many are quick to point out that he’s often wrong about these kinds of things, especially when it comes to Trump.
The history of Trump’s presidency is littered with examples of him doing things people thought were unthinkable, and often, those actions have resulted in things getting worse. It seems like the pattern repeats itself with Gaetz, a figure who is currently under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct and trafficking of minors.… Continue reading
Donald Trump’s nomination of Congressman Matt Gaetz for Attorney General is a blatant attempt to weaponize the Department of Justice, prioritizing vengeance over justice. This choice, shocking in its disregard for legal and ethical standards, reflects a desire to punish those who investigated Trump and Gaetz, effectively turning the DOJ into a tool for settling personal scores. Gaetz, himself under investigation for serious misconduct, lacks the qualifications and temperament for this position. This nomination, if confirmed, would fundamentally alter the DOJ, eroding its integrity and independence by purging career staff and replacing them with loyalists. This would have devastating consequences for the nation’s legal system, potentially leading to politically motivated prosecutions and a further erosion of trust in the government.
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President-elect Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz, a staunch Trump loyalist and vocal critic of the Department of Justice, to serve as Attorney General. Gaetz’s selection, which came as a surprise to many, highlights Trump’s prioritization of loyalty over experience. Gaetz, who has been the subject of a House Ethics Committee investigation into allegations of misconduct, will resign from Congress before assuming the role. The nomination has sparked controversy, with some questioning Gaetz’s suitability for the position due to the ongoing ethics probe and his previous criticisms of the Department of Justice. Gaetz’s confirmation by the Senate remains uncertain, with many senators expressing concerns about his qualifications and the potential conflicts of interest his appointment would create.
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Despite facing an ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation over allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, Representative Matt Gaetz has emerged as a strong candidate for the position of Attorney General. While his fervent support of Donald Trump and his legal background make him a potential contender, his lack of prosecutorial experience and the unresolved ethics probe could pose significant challenges to his confirmation. Notably, Gaetz actively sought to block the ethics investigation, raising concerns about his motives and suitability for such a critical role.
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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, bypassing more seasoned candidates in favor of a loyalist known for his disruptive approach. Gaetz’s appointment, which comes amidst an ethics probe into allegations of misconduct, marks a departure from traditional experience-based selections and signals Trump’s intention to reshape the Justice Department according to his vision. The nomination, announced alongside selections for other key positions such as Secretary of State and Director of National Intelligence, reinforces Trump’s preference for trusted allies over career professionals in assembling his second administration. Gaetz’s appointment has been met with surprise and skepticism even within his own party, reflecting the unexpected nature of Trump’s cabinet choices.
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Senator Susan Collins expressed shock and skepticism regarding President-elect Trump’s nomination of Representative Matt Gaetz for Attorney General. Collins, a Republican senator from Maine, highlighted the importance of the Senate’s advice and consent process, suggesting that Gaetz’s nomination would face intense scrutiny due to his controversial past and ongoing investigations. She also voiced doubts about Gaetz’s ability to secure confirmation, echoing concerns shared by other Republican senators, including Lisa Murkowski and Thom Tillis. Collins’ comments underscore the potential for significant challenges to Gaetz’s nomination within the Senate, especially given the complexities surrounding his past actions and the potential for a heated confirmation process.
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The news that former President Donald Trump is considering appointing Matt Gaetz as Attorney General and Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence has sent shockwaves through the political landscape. The prospect of these controversial figures holding such high-level positions within the government has sparked intense debate and raised concerns about the potential consequences for the nation’s security and justice system.
The selection of Gaetz, a Republican Congressman from Florida who is currently under investigation by the Department of Justice for alleged sex trafficking of a minor, has been met with widespread condemnation. Critics argue that his involvement in such a serious case makes him unfit to hold the position of Attorney General, a role that requires the highest level of ethical and legal standards.… Continue reading
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