Here is a great idea. President Trump said that he would revive a proposal for a $1.8 billion so-called anti-weaponization fund that would compensate his supporters if the Senate does not confirm Todd Blanche his nominee for attorney general, reported The New York Times.
Someone should tell the President that the reason Blanche doesn't have support among GOP senators is because of his willingness to scratch all facets of the so-called "anti-weaponization" proposal.
The administration had backed
off plans to establish such a fund in June as it
was criticized as a scheme to reward political allies with taxpayers’
dollars.
But in a social media post, Mr. Trump reacted to
skepticism about his nomination of Todd Blanche, his former defense lawyer, to
be attorney general, saying that he would keep Mr. Blanche as the acting
attorney general if the Senate failed to confirm him, and added that he would
“push hard” to pass legislation creating the fund.
“Todd Blanche was a voice of reason! It will
immediately be back on the table, and I will get it done,” Mr. Trump wrote on social media.
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