The nomination of Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) as attorney general by President-elect Donald J. Trump sent shockwaves through Washington this week—and the mainstream media. According to a CNN report, journalists were reportedly seen crying and hugging in hallways following the announcement, a reaction emblematic of the dramatic political shift that Trump’s victory signals.
“We’ve seen people today, our fellow reporters, crying, hugging in the hallways,” Paula Reid said on CNN. “I’ve gotten text messages from sources in the Trump administration, the Biden administration — no one is endorsing this.”
Reid went on to say. “He really does feel victimized by the Justice Department, by the FBI. Trump also feels that way. They share that empathy. And really the only check on him if he becomes the nation’s top law enforcement official will be the judiciary and juries.”
A staunch Trump loyalist, Gaetz has been one of the most vocal critics of what he and many conservatives see as the “weaponization” of federal institutions. His nomination marks a clear signal from Trump that his administration will prioritize accountability within the DOJ and focus on restoring trust in its operations. After his nomination, Gaetz, 42, resigned from Congress.
Known for his fiery rhetoric and unapologetic partisanship, Gaetz has been a lightning rod in Washington since entering Congress in 2017. Representing a deeply conservative district in Florida’s panhandle, Gaetz built a reputation as a relentless advocate for Trump’s policies and an outspoken critic of the Democratic establishment. […]
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