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Grassley defends Bondi as her nomination for the Attorney General in the US Senate

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Washington – the former Attorney General of Florida, Pamela Jo Bondi, is one step closer to the head of the US Justice Ministry on Wednesday.

Legislators of the Senate Committee of the Justice tuned In the party, 12-10, send Bondi’s nomination to the full Senate. A final voice for the US general Prosecutor for President Donald Trump is not yet planned.

The chairman of the committee, Chuck Grassley from Iowa, spoke before the vote to tackle “some of the attacks against Ms. Bondi”, including her answers to questions from the democratic committee in which she was asked to affirm that Trump 2020 has lost.

“Several members of this committee have called Ms. Bondi as the election denier. This is not in contradiction to her own statements, since Ms. Bondi said several times during her hearing that bidges were the president and that she, unquoted, “accepted the results,” said Grassley.

Grassley has also beaten the criticism of the Democrats that Bondis is “somehow disqualifying” loyalty to Trump.

“The President has the right to choose a Attorney General who is loyal and will faithfully carry out the vision for America to which this president was operated,” said Grassley.

The Supreme Democrat of the Committee, Dick Durbin from Illinois, said Trump’s latest Ministry of Justice Shots Only boost concerns.

“As I said in Ms. Bondi’s hearing, it is absolutely important that every candidate for the position is primarily committed to the constitution and the American people, not the president and his political agenda. Unfortunately, I am not convinced that Ms. Bondi shares my faith, ”said Durbin.

Jan. 6 pardon

Senator interviewed Bondi for almost five hours on January 15, in front of Trump’s inauguration and his whirlwind of executive contracts, which contained all defendants on January 6th.

The career prosecutor’s office has questions about the pardon of violent criminals that the law enforcement agencies attacked when they broke into the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.

“I will not speak for the president, but the president also doesn’t like people who abuse police officers,” Bondi told Republican Senator Lindsey Graham from South Carolina when he asked her about the expected pardon.

Graham later spoke out Against Trump’s grace for violent Capitol randaliers.

Trump retribution

During their hearing, the Democrats also urged Bondi to refuse to issue a request from Trump to issue political retaliation against his political enemies.

The elected president in early December told NBC News’ “Make the press with Kristen Welker” that the Democratic Member of Mississippi and the former Rep. Liz Cheney von Wyoming “go to prison”. Thompson was the chairman and Cheney was the co-chair of the US House Select Committee to examine the attack of January 6th.

Biden granted all members of the committee of January 6th a preventive despair before leaving the White House.

Grassley said on Wednesday before he voted Bondi: “There is no reason to assume that she would not follow the law.”

Bondi was a voice fan From Trump’s wrong claims that he had won the 2020 presidential election in Pennsylvania. She also advised Trump during his first office in 2019.

Bondi was the best law enforcement officer in Florida from 2011 to 2019 and prosecutor in Hillsborough County for 18 years.

Bondi, an experienced legal practitioner, was not Trump’s first choice to lead the Ministry of Justice. Rather, the president initially chose Matt GaetzFloridas’ former congress member accuses sex with a minor. Gaetz resigned hours after the selection of Trump from the US house from the US house and withdrawn His name of the AG runs a week later.

Last updated at 12:49 p.m., January 29, 2025

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