Matt Gaetz, a controversial figure in American politics, has been selected as Attorney General by former President Donald Trump. This nomination has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, with many expressing disbelief and outrage at the prospect of Gaetz, who has been accused of serious misconduct, holding such a powerful position.
The appointment of Gaetz as Attorney General is seen by many as a continuation of Trump’s pattern of appointing unqualified and controversial individuals to key positions in his administration. Gaetz, who is known for his outspoken views and his association with right-wing media outlets, has a history of making inflammatory statements and engaging in questionable behavior.… Continue reading
Mike Davis, a potential candidate for Attorney General under President-elect Donald Trump, has outlined his plans for a Trump administration, including firing government employees, indicting members of the Biden family, deporting millions of immigrants, and pardoning January 6th defendants. Davis, in an interview with Benny Johnson, expressed his desire to “rain hell on Washington D.C.” with these drastic measures, raising concerns among the hosts of The New Abnormal podcast who fear the potential impact of such actions. Davis’s comments highlight the contentious atmosphere surrounding the incoming administration and the anxieties many feel about the direction of the country.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is investigating whether former President Donald Trump violated state law by making a statement about former Wyoming Representative Liz Cheney that could be construed as a death threat. During an interview, Trump made a comment about Cheney having “guns trained on her face,” which Mayes said her office is analysing for potential legal implications. Cheney responded to Trump’s comment by accusing him of behaving like a dictator and threatening those who oppose him.
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The news that Aileen Cannon is being considered as a candidate for Attorney General under Donald Trump is nothing short of mind-boggling. It feels like we are witnessing a live-action illustration of the words “insane” echoing through the corridors of American governance. The implications of such a move are staggering. Cannon already has a track record of loyalty to Trump, including her dismissal of federal charges against him regarding the mishandling of classified documents. This relationship raises many ethical and constitutional concerns.
Cannon’s potential elevation to AG appears to be a form of reward for her judicial decisions that have repeatedly favored Trump, creating a dangerous precedent where the independence of the judiciary is overshadowed by partisan politics.… Continue reading
As I sit here reflecting on the recent news about the Missouri Supreme Court blocking the release of a man whose conviction was overturned after more than 30 years in prison, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of outrage and despair. The fact that this man, who has been declared innocent by two judges, is still being held behind bars is a clear miscarriage of justice. It begs the question: what legal argument could possibly justify keeping an innocent man imprisoned without a conviction?
The Attorney General of Missouri, Andrew Bailey, seems to have a personal vendetta against this man.… Continue reading
Merrick Garland: an interesting figure in the realm of politics and law, serving as the Attorney General under President Biden’s administration. However, recent events and actions have led many to question his ability to effectively hold Republicans accountable for their bad faith actions. The recurring theme seems to be one of naivete, as he fails to confront their perfidy and plays into their hands time and time again.
From the mishandling of the special counsel report on Pence to the reluctance to take decisive action against wrongdoings, Garland has been criticized for being too weak in the face of Republican attacks.… Continue reading
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