President Donald Trump indicated he may delay the nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general due to objections from Senate Republicans regarding a settlement related to an IRS lawsuit. The vote on Blanche's nomination has been postponed as discussions continue.
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Trump considers pausing Todd Blanche's nomination amid Senate objections
President Trump is contemplating a pause on Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general following objections from GOP senators concerning a settlement in an IRS lawsuit. The vote on the nomination has been delayed as a result.
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