As the midterm elections heat up, President Trump is taking his campaign on the road, making a rare visit to California and Nevada this week in a bid to draw contrasts with Democrats on key issues like the economy, border security, and crime. However, a controversy is brewing back in Washington over a deal that could potentially clear the way for Trump's former personal lawyer to become the next Attorney General, despite concerns from critics who argue it would allow the administration to circumvent oversight and accountability. The "anti-weaponization fund" was established to prevent the executive branch from misusing its power, but the proposed deal would effectively gut the fund, sparking outrage among those who see it as a threat to the rule of law. As Trump seeks to shore up support for Republicans in the November elections, his administration is facing mounting scrutiny over its handling of power and accountability.
Trump’s former personal lawyer appears on track to become attorney general despite reservations over deal withdrawing ‘anti-weaponization fund’Critics denounce Blanche deal to halt Trump slush fundSign up for US Breaking News emailDonald Trump is making a rare visit to California and Nevada this week to try to draw contrasts with Democrats on the economy, border security and crime , seeking to shore up support for Republicans in November elections that will determine whether his party keeps control of Congress.The Republican president has struggled to connect with voters on the economy as elevated inflation and feelings of uncertainty have overshadowed the stock market gains he often talks about along with a low national unemployment rate, AP reports. Continue reading...
