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  1. Politicians initiated a fund to compensate individuals targeted by the DOJ, which they labeled a 'political slush fund' and 'corruption on steroids.'
  2. A fund, the Anti-weaponization fund, is being created with the backing of Congress and the Trump administration, overseen by a judge.

The Trump administration created a $1.776 billion fund, leading to political scrutiny and probes involving senators.

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The Trump administration created a $1.776 billion fund, leading to political scrutiny and probes involving senators.

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Donald TrumpThom Tillis

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  1. Tillis criticized Trump's pardons and the $1.776 billion fund.1 source
  2. Tillis used confirmation power to influence a probe related to the administration's new fund.1 source

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A fund, the Anti-weaponization fund, is being created with the backing of Congress and the Trump administration, overseen by a judge.

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Within Politicians initiated a fund to compensate individuals targeted by the DOJ, which they labeled a 'political slush fund' and 'corruption on steroids.'

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