Barr Warns of Potential 'Abuse of Power' in Second Trump Term

Former Attorney General urges future cabinet members to be ready to oppose any unconstitutional actions.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr has expressed concern about potential 'abuse of government power' if former President Donald Trump is re-elected in 2024.
Barr believes that Trump needs to surround himself with people who can say 'no' to him and help keep him on the 'straight and narrow'.
Barr has warned that Trump's potential second term could be focused on retribution rather than moving the country forward.
Barr has suggested that the next U.S. attorney general, if Trump is re-elected, needs to be ready to push back against the president's wishes when they fall outside the Constitution.
Barr has not expressed support for Trump's potential 2024 GOP nomination, instead urging GOP voters to coalesce around other candidates.