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Trump may temporarily pull Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination as senators hold out. The move signals internal resistance to the pick, possibly linked to Epstein files disputes.
Trump is considering pulling AG nominee Todd Blanche's nomination after senators pushed back on his confirmation. The resistance appears tied in part to Blanche's handling of the Epstein files, which exposed damaging connections to various elites.
Withdrawing the nomination would be a tactical pause, not a permanent rejection. It's a way to let the current controversy cool before resubmitting Blanche or trying again with a different pick. The Epstein files became a problem specifically because Blanche released them—they revealed connections senators didn't want examined. The move signals that even Trump's preferred picks face resistance when they're perceived as threatening to powerful interests. But it's a negotiation tactic, not a veto.
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