
Senate confirms Todd Blanche, Trump's former lawyer, as Attorney General
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He was “grateful” to the Senate that it “remained longer to complete this procedure,” wrote Blanche in the online service X. The US Senate has confirmed Todd Blanche with 50 to 49 votes as Minister of Justice. Blanche received with 50 to 49 votes on Saturday, however, only an extremely narrow majority.
Furthermore, Blanche was formerly a personal lawyer for Donald Trump. Blanche, who left a lucrative partnership to represent Trump in 2023 , has been at the center of the president’s attempt to bend the federal government to his will. The president was convicted of 34 counts of falsification of business records.
In addition, Blanche narrowly won approval from the upper chamber in a 50-49 vote. Scores of career justice department attorneys have left the agency under his leadership.
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He was “grateful” to the Senate that it “remained longer to complete this procedure,” wrote Blanche in the online service X
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The US Senate has confirmed Todd Blanche with 50 to 49 votes as Minister of Justice.
according to SRFBlanche received with 50 to 49 votes on Saturday, however, only an extremely narrow majority.
according to SternBlanche was formerly a personal lawyer for Donald Trump.
according to SRFHe has now become a minister
according to SternBlanche, who left a lucrative partnership to represent Trump in 2023 , has been at the center of the president’s attempt to bend the federal government to his will.
according to The Guardian — International EditionThe president was convicted of 34 counts of falsification of business records.
according to CBS News — LatestBlanche narrowly won approval from the upper chamber in a 50-49 vote.
according to CBS News — LatestScores of career justice department attorneys have left the agency under his leadership.
according to The Guardian — International Edition
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He was “grateful” to the Senate that it “remained longer to complete this procedure,” wrote Blanche in the online service X
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