Trump still really wants a slush fund
On Sunday, in acknowledgement of those objections, Blanche confirmed in writing that the Justice Department had rescinded the fund and had no plans to revive it. It’s a rare reminder that the Senate’s confirmation power can still constrain the White House, even if many Republican lawmakers would rather not rock the boat. In a post on Saturday, Trump insisted that he’d get some version of the fund even over senators’ objections.
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