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Matt Gaetz’s withdrawal is good news for Donald Trump, and for Gaetz himself
The system worked. Donald Trump and his loyalists huffed and puffed about breaking the US Senate’s role as a check on bad appointments by the president, but in the end Matt Gaetz withdrew his name with shocking speed from consideration to be Trump’s attorney general.
The former Florida congressman had a reputation for causing unnecessary chaos — and had few friends within his own party.
Washington — Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz announced Thursday that he is withdrawing his nomination for attorney general.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has set dates for a special election to replace Matt Gaetz. The timeline will leave his seat vacant ...
Its end, though, came a little more conventionally. When gravity exerted its pull on that now-former congressman, Matt Gaetz, ...
Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz, who withdrew from consideration as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general ...
Some have wondered if Gaetz could technically still take up his office in the new congress in January, but his comments ...
Matt Gaetz has killed off growing speculation he may be headed back to Congress in January. The scandal-scarred ex-lawmaker, ...
Gaetz resigned his seat and isn’t returning to Congress, setting off jockeying among Republicans for the seats.
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