


GOP Divided Over Trump’s Nomination of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General Amid New Allegations
Former Rep. Matt Gaetz's nomination for Attorney General faces skepticism following new allegations of sexual misconduct while ongoing investigations continue.
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Former Rep. Matt Gaetz has been nominated by President-elect Trump as Attorney General, but faces skepticism from many Republicans due to ongoing investigations, including new testimony alleging he had sex with a minor. Gaetz resigned amid the House Ethics Committee's investigation into these allegations and other misconduct, with critics questioning his suitability for the position. While some Republicans support his nomination, prominent figures predict challenges regarding Senate confirmation, highlighting divisions within the party.
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