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    Trump nominiert drei seiner persönlichen Strafverteidiger für Spitzenpositionen im Justizministerium


    Trump nominiert drei seiner persönlichen Strafverteidiger für Spitzenpositionen im Justizministerium

    https://www.vox.com/criminal-justice/385714/donald-trump-blanche-sauer-bove-justice-department

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    2. HenryDorsettCase47 on

      Dude is literally just looking around the room now and handing out appointments to whoever is present. That’s how much thought he put in to governing. He also probably sees an easy way out of paying his attorney fees.

    4. Darius2112 on

      To no one’s surprise he is ensuring that the DoJ will never investigate him or his buddies ever again.

    5. wizgset27 on

      Instead of paying his lawyer fees he said have these position instead. Art of the deal type shit here…

    8. CaptainNoBoat on

      I’m surprised this hasn’t been bigger news.

      These are the people who will becoming acting if the AG resigns or is fired, which has a pretty strong possibility of happening at some point – especially if Trump tries to go full dictator with political prosecutions.

    9. triceraquake on

      Nobody qualified and of decent character wants to be in his regime because they know history will not look back kindly… so he has to scrape the bottom of the barrel for what’s left.

    11. ToysAndCardsNY on

      Once again, the right convinces the masses the Democrats are doing something they are not to prime their supporters for a Republican to go even farther than what they falsely allege.

      Donald Trump could murder a child on stage and the Republicans would say “well, the Democrats have a child sex dungeon under the White House where they sacrifice children to Satan. What about that, huh?”

      That is the very reason the right wing press was created.

    18. soundLikeATiger on

      I don’t understand how I need 10 years on my CV to be a creative director but to run the country I just have to be a fucking idiot.

    20. FlossingWalrus on

      Part of my meager salary comes from federal grant money. Every year I have to declare any and all conflicts of interest that may stem from my personal and professional associations. How does it work for these clowns?

    22. ramdom-ink on

      Now everyone is becoming aware of what Putin + Trump were discussing all these years.

    24. Draiko on

      I miss subtle corruption. The kind that people would make an effort to hide.

    25. KidKilobyte on

      You don’t want a criminal lawyer, you want a crim-in-al lawyer. Know what I’m saying?

    27. No_Pirate9647 on

      Hire a private company CEO that answers to no board or shareholders and they view company as extension of self. They now treat the government as an extension of self. Another reason why government isn’t a business, especially one that doesn’t have a board or shareholders. He has never had to answer to anyone and isn’t going to stop now.

    29. Busy10 on

      Remember when Bush did the same and Republicans had a backbone to say no.

    30. m1k3hunt on

      These were one ones competent enough to not be convicted of crimes. That’s some 4D chest right there. 😉

    34. VOIDsama on

      see clearly no swamp with these picks. im sure they will all be totally impartial as well…

    36. ivorcoment on

      He is appointing so many defense lawyers because defense lawyers are those he spends the majority of his time with.

    39. Crimkam on

      Trump is nominating people that his dementia won’t keep him from remembering who they are next week. He’s mentally unable to make new connections.

    40. FunctionBuilt on

      This is like thinking you’re friends with your drug dealers.

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