The Senate confirms Trump’s nominee, Pam Bondi, as general prosecutor

Washington >> The American Senate led by Republicans confirmed to PAM Bondi as the new United States attorney general on Tuesday, promoting one of President Donald Trump’s strongest political allies to the US polls of the US police.

Voting 54-46 to confirm that the former Attorney General of the State of Florida will help Trump solidify his control over the United States Department of Justice, which has recently seen cuts aimed at prosecutors and FBI agents who investigated the attack of 6 January 2021 in the United States Capitol. for the president’s supporters.

Democratic senator John Fetterman joined the 53 Republicans to vote for Bondi.

Bondi, 59, promised to maintain the independence of the department during a confirmation hearing last month, telling legislators that he will not inject the policy in criminal or civil investigations.

But the legislators continue to house concerns about whether she will resist the potentially inappropriate or illegal orders of Trump, after the layoffs of dozens of prosecutors who pursued criminal charges against him.

After entering the position on January 20, Trump signed an executive order that explodes what he called the “weapons of arms” of the federal agencies of the law and intelligence and ordered the attorney general to “review the activities of all departments and Agencies that exercise the civil or criminal authority of application.

Bondi, who spent decades as a prosecutor, represented Trump during his first political trial judgment. He has also echoed some of his false statements about electoral fraud in the presidential elections of 2020.

The incoming attorney attorney has a participation in the Trump media company, the Trump Media and Technology Group, according to the financial revelations he presented to the Government Ethics Office.

Bondi was Trump’s second election for the best application work of the United States Law. His first option, former American representative Matt Gaetz, resigned from Congress and withdrew his name from consideration just before an ethics report from the House of Representatives discovered that he had paid women for sex and drugs and obstructed to Congress.

Gaetz so far is the only one nominated for Trump’s cabinet that ends its office offer. The Senate committees advanced on Tuesday the nominations of two of Trump’s most controversial nominees, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be the main health official of the Nation and Tulsi Gabbard to serve as his superior spy.