Left In Chaos Over Gaetz’s AG Appointment Shock
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Posted 9 hours ago
**Chaos**
The left is in complete disarray as President-elect Donald Trump makes bold appointments in his forthcoming administration.
One of the most controversial picks is Rep. Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, a move that has sparked outrage among Democrats.
Adam Schiff, the California congressman known for his relentless partisan attacks, took to social media to express his fears over Gaetz's confirmation.
In a tweet, Schiff argued that Gaetz's appointment would legitimize what he called the "worst potential abuses" of the Department of Justice.
This was a clear projection from Schiff, who has consistently weaponized his position against Republicans.
In stark contrast, Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky offered a refreshing take on the situation when asked about Gaetz's potential Senate confirmation.
With a smirk, Massie responded, "Doesn't need to -- recess! He’s the Attorney General! Suck it up!"
This lighthearted remark reflects the resilience and confidence within the Republican ranks, especially with a Trump ally poised to lead the DOJ.
Notably, the precedent for recess appointments is well-documented, with former Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama making significant use of this strategy, bypassing a contentious Senate confirmation process.
Furthermore, many see Gaetz as a solid choice, committed to prioritizing law and order and ensuring justice is served without political bias.
While Democrats express their distress, it seems the Republican-led government is prepared to move forward on its agenda, prioritizing the interests of the American people over political squabbles.
As the dust settles on these appointments, it’s clear that the left’s attempts to undermine Gaetz will only reinforce the determination of Republicans to push their agenda and regain control of Washington.
With a government full of Trumpland loyalists, the landscape of American politics is about to undergo a seismic shift, much to the chagrin of the left.
Sources:
twitchy.com
twitchy.com
redstate.com
The left is in complete disarray as President-elect Donald Trump makes bold appointments in his forthcoming administration.
One of the most controversial picks is Rep. Matt Gaetz for Attorney General, a move that has sparked outrage among Democrats.
Adam Schiff, the California congressman known for his relentless partisan attacks, took to social media to express his fears over Gaetz's confirmation.
In a tweet, Schiff argued that Gaetz's appointment would legitimize what he called the "worst potential abuses" of the Department of Justice.
This was a clear projection from Schiff, who has consistently weaponized his position against Republicans.
In stark contrast, Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky offered a refreshing take on the situation when asked about Gaetz's potential Senate confirmation.
With a smirk, Massie responded, "Doesn't need to -- recess! He’s the Attorney General! Suck it up!"
This lighthearted remark reflects the resilience and confidence within the Republican ranks, especially with a Trump ally poised to lead the DOJ.
Notably, the precedent for recess appointments is well-documented, with former Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama making significant use of this strategy, bypassing a contentious Senate confirmation process.
Furthermore, many see Gaetz as a solid choice, committed to prioritizing law and order and ensuring justice is served without political bias.
While Democrats express their distress, it seems the Republican-led government is prepared to move forward on its agenda, prioritizing the interests of the American people over political squabbles.
As the dust settles on these appointments, it’s clear that the left’s attempts to undermine Gaetz will only reinforce the determination of Republicans to push their agenda and regain control of Washington.
With a government full of Trumpland loyalists, the landscape of American politics is about to undergo a seismic shift, much to the chagrin of the left.
Sources:
twitchy.com
twitchy.com
redstate.com
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