President Trump threatened to push for legislation to compensate people “badly treated” if two Republican senators don't support his nominee for attorney general
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 6 hours ago
President’s nominee for attorney general is ensnared in fight over payout fund that could reward Trump allies.
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President Trump threatened to push for legislation to compensate people “badly treated” if two Republican senators do not support his nominee for attorney general
President’s nominee for attorney general is ensnared in fight over payout fund that could reward Trump allies.
The Wall Street Journal
• 6 hours ago