Matt Gaetz Withdraws Nomination as Attorney General
Matt Gaetz Withdraws Nomination as Attorney General

Matt Gaetz Withdraws Nomination as Attorney General

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Matt Gaetz has withdrawn his nomination for U.S. Attorney General after facing opposition from several Republican senators, including Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, and Susan Collins. Gaetz's nomination, announced by Donald Trump, was marred by ongoing sexual misconduct allegations and his controversial role in political maneuvers within the GOP. Following his withdrawal, Gaetz stated that his confirmation was becoming a distraction for the Trump administration. Prominent Trump supporters expressed anger towards the senators who opposed Gaetz, labeling them as obstructive to the party's agenda. As a result, Trump quickly shifted his focus to former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi as his new nominee for the position. With the Republican majority in the Senate, Gaetz's withdrawal indicates the internal divisions within the party regarding his candidacy.

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