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Donald Trump chose Blanche as attorney general, while John Thune noted the Senate's deference to the President.

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Donald Trump chose Blanche as attorney general, while John Thune noted the Senate's deference to the President.

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Donald TrumpJohn ThuneBlanche

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  1. The nomination is linked to potential interference in the 2026 midterms.1 source
  2. Cassidy supports Blanche's AG nomination; Murkowski does not support.1 source
  3. Trump announced Todd Blanche as his nominee to replace Pam Bondi, with Bill Cassidy offering support.1 source
  4. Blanche is nominated for AG, and Murkowski is considering the confirmation amidst a tuition policy announcement.1 source
  5. Collins opposes Blanche's nomination to Attorney General.1 source
  6. Senators backed Blanche's confirmation, noting her prior work as Trump's criminal defense lawyer.1 source
  7. Congressional opposition mounts against Blanche's nomination; Center tracks Trump's grand jury refusals.1 source
  8. Fetterman holds key swing vote on confirmation of Blanche's nomination to AG.1 source
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  1. Tillis is evaluating the nomination, while the DOJ dropped its probe into Jerome Powell's tenure.1 source
  2. Blanche is involved in court filings in Alexandria.1 source
  3. Blanche is nominated for Attorney General, facing confirmation by the Senate, with Donald Trump involved.1 source
  4. Trump appoints Blanche as attorney general; Thune notes Senate deference.1 source

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