Trump eyes next attorney general as key GOP senator signals potential roadblock

Trump eyes next attorney general as key GOP senator signals potential roadblock

President Donald Trump's firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi sets up another Senate confirmation battle, with Sen. Thom Tillis , R-N.C., drawing a firm line on Jan. 6.

Outgoing RINO Senator Reveals Way He'll Betray Trump And MAGA One More Time - The American Tribune.com

Appearing on CNN and speaking with woke CNN host Kaitlin Collins, outgoing United States Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC), a notorious RINO if ever there was one who is known primarily for his hostility to President Trump and the MAGA movement despite nominally being a Republican, revealed that he intends to betray Trump yet again. That comes in the context of President Trump needing to fill the Attorney General position now that Pam Bondi is on her way …

RINO Senator Thom Tillis Sparks Social Media Fury After Revealing His Red Line for the Next U.S. Attorney General

One of the Senate's most notorious RINOS is threatening to sabotage President Trump's next nominee for attorney general.

Senator Tillis Hesitates to Back Trump's Choice for Attorney General

Senator Thom Tillis from North Carolina is showing reluctance to support President Trump's nominee for attorney general, emphasizing the importance of condemning the January 6 Capitol events. His stance could jeopardize the nomination process. The post Senator Tillis Hesitates to Back Trump’s Choice for Attorney General appeared first on News Addicts.

'RINO' Senator Refuses To Commit To Supporting Trump's AG Nominee

Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) is refusing to pledge his support for President Donald Trump’s eventual nominee for attorney general unless they satisfy his outrage of the January 6 Capitol protests from 2021. The news comes after President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, who had served in the crucial position throughout the president’s second term. Assistant Attorney General Todd Blanche took over as acting attorney general on an interim bas…