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Senate Republicans Alarmed by Trump Nominating Matt Gaetz for Attorney General

Senate Republicans are reportedly growing increasingly alarmed by the possibility that former President Donald Trump could nominate controversial Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz for the position of Attorney General.

Gaetz, who has been under investigation for sex trafficking allegations, is a staunch Trump ally. Sources close to the matter say that Trump has been considering Gaetz for the role, potentially as a way to protect him from prosecution.

Republican senators are concerned that Gaetz’s nomination would further damage the party’s reputation and potentially lead to a difficult confirmation process. They are also worried that it could galvanize Democrats and independents in the upcoming midterm elections.

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Department of Justice Terrified By Trump’s Return

Unveiling the D.O.J.’s Trepidation: Trump’s Comeback Casts a Long Shadow

With former President Donald Trump’s potential return to the political stage looming, the halls of the Department of Justice radiate an unmissable sense of unease. whispers of past investigations and unresolved matters mingle in the air as officials anxiously await the implications of Trump’s resurgence. The specter of relitigating sensitive cases and the prospect of fresh legal challenges have sent shockwaves throughout the department, leaving its members in a state of suspenseful anticipation.

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Report: DOJ, FBI Bureaucrats Plan to Get ‘The Hell Out of Dodge’ After Donald Trump’s Election Win

A report by Just the News states that if Donald Trump defeats Biden in 2024, a mass exodus from the DOJ and FBI is likely. The report claims many FBI and DOJ bureaucrats would rather quit than serve under a Trump administration. An anonymous senior FBI official was quoted in the Just the News report as saying: “Trump really did a number on morale here, and a lot of people are close to retirement anyway, so they are just going to get the hell out of Dodge if he gets back in.”

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Former White House lawyer says Trump will not use DOJ ‘for political purposes,’ but to implement ‘his agenda’

Former White House Counsel Don McGahn has stated that President Trump will not use the Department of Justice (DOJ) for personal gain, but rather to advance his political agenda. McGahn explained that Trump’s intention is to utilize the DOJ to implement his policies and initiatives, not to target political opponents or to interfere in ongoing investigations. McGahn’s comments come amidst concerns raised by some that the President may pressure the DOJ to initiate or terminate investigations for political purposes.