Trump's Attorney General Pick Matt Gaetz Withdraws Amid Scandal
Facing mounting allegations and lack of Senate support, Gaetz steps aside as Trump nominates Pam Bondi for the role.
- Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump's controversial pick for attorney general, withdrew after facing sexual misconduct allegations and insufficient Senate backing.
- Gaetz's withdrawal highlights tensions within the Republican Senate majority, with many senators unwilling to confirm him due to his unpopularity and ethical concerns.
- Trump quickly nominated Pam Bondi, a loyal ally and former Florida attorney general, who has her own history of controversy but is seen as more confirmable by the Senate.
- Several other Trump Cabinet nominees, including Pete Hegseth and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., are also under scrutiny for allegations of sexual misconduct and ethical violations.
- The controversies reflect a broader trend of relaxed vetting standards under Trump’s leadership compared to previous administrations, raising bipartisan concerns about integrity in high office.




























































































































































































































































































































































































































































