Opinion
Matt Gaetz’s withdrawal is good news for Donald Trump, and for Gaetz himself
The system worked. Donald Trump and his loyalists huffed and puffed about breaking the US Senate’s role as a check on bad appointments by the president, but in the end Matt Gaetz withdrew his name with shocking speed from consideration to be Trump’s attorney general.
Washington — Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz announced Thursday that he is withdrawing his nomination for attorney general.
One political scientist told Newsweek Gaetz's nomination would reveal which Senate Republicans "have a modicum of ...
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., withdrew his candidacy to be President-elect Donald Trump's attorney general after ...
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President-elect Donald Trump notched his first major failure on Thursday when Matt Gaetz, his embattled nominee for ...
Matt Gaetz has revealed more about his future plans, capping off a tumultous two weeks that saw him get picked as Donald ...
Matt Gaetz Received a Juris Doctor from the William & Mary Law ... He became embroiled in more controversy after Donald ...
President-elect Donald Trump quickly put behind him the loss of his attorney general choice while Senate Republicans ...
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