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Blanche survives Republican defectors as Trump gets his new attorney general
Todd Blanche was confirmed by the Senate to serve as attorney general for Donald Trump, replacing Pam Bondi. His confirmation generated significant debate, with proponents citing his ability to run the Department of Justice effectively. However, opposition from lawmakers like Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins focused on concerns regarding a weaponized DOJ, anti-weaponization funds, and Blanche’s connection to certain files.
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